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he past year has been recorded to the best of the yearbook staff's ability m this book. Thanks to everyone, for letting us take your picture and including it in here, the book would not be the same without you in here.

This has been a year of extremes, ~Q tum it ur.

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As the school year presses on,

Seton life gets more and more

crazy. Freshmen meet more friends, Sophomores gain more freedom from home and Juniors •

are finally upperclassmen.

Seniors, well they are almost finished with all their required education, and taking their lives into their own hands.

All in all, Turn It Up!

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..gotta Jo ve it!

Hm' can am·one not L'njo~ them~l'lf' \\ e all nL·ed our fnend~ and find ~l'l unt\ m this ~mall ~chool called Sl'ton CatholiL. Some things we ''ish \\ erL' dtfferent herL', but ''hen it coml·~ do\\·n to rt the communtt\ keep~ u~ here and \H''' l' just gotta It" e it' Dont pick ME!

\\hen rt coml'~ to school artintie~. rw one lrkes to \·olunteer. 'Who me'' But we alllt"·e seeing others do stuff like thr" wheelbarrtH\ race. BL•cau~e tht'~l' fe\\ people makl' u~ laugh and L'njo\ ourseh·e~. school would not be fun without them.

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S niors ... UP and OUT! After four year of getting to know each other and ourselves, w have to ay good bye. We definat ly can look back and say it was worth it. It se ms yesterday that Dr. Ril y was Dean, and Mr. Eubanks was Athl tic Dir ctor.

Good ByeS ton! Nev r forg t the class of 2002. We won't forg t you.

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MoMeNT)

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Daniel Bauchamp

Jcanel; n Beer

Erin Bcllefcuillc

Sean Benedikt

Briana Bernal

Kevin Brown

Mickael Bruening

Adam Bullod.

Patrick Burke

driana Carrillo

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:\Iegan Churosh

)ENIOR

Aubrey DeWolf

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Anna Cuttv

MOMENT)

Deirdre De'roung

Carolina Elias

"-icole Escudero

Gregon· Esposito

john rall-.ner

Gregon· Fasoletos

Robin Feele\

Bret Gibson

john Gildenstern

Ruth Goble

Anthon\ Grubb~

Joshua Gutierrez

)EN lOR

Pamela Gutman

Lorena !Iarrison

MoMENT)

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Edward Hermes

Colleen Hill

William Holper

Christopher Howard

Carman Husk

Aaron Jarrad

Candace Kahler

Sarah Kennedy

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Br\'ce "-l'rwin

:1.1atthe\' Kirch

'-,helle\ Klein

Michelle Majewski

john Paul McBrvan

Thomas Cod\ \1cDonald

Cristophcr ~1illcr

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James \1ulhern

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Amber Perry

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Joseph Recker

Levi Redger

Ashley Renderman

R>an Simpson

Lauric Smith

Jules Stobaugh

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Joanna usher

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Sarah \Nalstwrg

Dame! Walsh

[),wid Watson

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joshua Wray

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Kimberh Zadrozne\·

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fQUr Yesrs n Revie Memories! Every fines our class. To forget what we've

Who was the Incredible Hulk during Hornecoming Week?

A. Danny Wal h B. ody McDonald C. Mike Christie D. teve ovak

Who badly injured their knee duringfield day?

A. Maggie Mitchell

B. Matt Kirch C. Le\ i Redger D. Carolina Elias

• Two spring breaks!

• First enior cla s to attend a football game under the lights!

• 1. . 2.. S nior Rule!

Oooo ... aaaa .. You wi h you were a Senior .. oooo . . . aaaaa!

• Water balloon • Won Spirit Stick freshman year... well, we hould hav .

CON • An extended chool da for Senior year.

• We were th first cia after fro h initiation was canceled.

• Retraction of backle I straple s ho being allowed • o locker • Lockers

Whose car was crashed bu an underclass man 0

A. arah Walsberg B. lex Aaslid C. Michelle Valasquez D. Ed Hermes

Who is a "-bob"?

A. )en Sherman

B. Kati Thomp on C. Lorena Harrison D. All of the abov

Q: Who has the best...?

Most SENTINEL Spirit

He jumps. He rolls. He claps. He even dances! Ed Hermes was voted as having the most SCHOOL SPIRIT at Seton. Ed brings all the fun and comedy to the S ntinel football games! When asked to give a quote, Spiro refused, he felt a dance was all that was needed.

Brianna Wilkms and Aubrey DeWo are hanging out with their favonte bud Alex Aaslid after the bonfire durins homecoming week. What a lucky guy holding on to the Student Body Pres dent and a Varsity cheerleader at thE same t1me!!

"Seton Seniors Rock Socks!'' ~Beth

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• B oYs V oLLEYBALL • Wednesday night of homecoming week the Sentinel boys faced off in a class competition volleyball game before the bonfire . The gym was packed with screaming fans cheering for their boy• This tradition has only been around for 2 years , a some say it was the best n1ght of homecoming!

• DANCIN' FooLS •

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These semors are hanging out before the1r 6111 penod dance class in the Gym . Peter Baray is fortunate to be sitting around with such cool ch1cas: Kelly Strom , Ashley Renderman , Sarah Walsberg , Katie Thompson , and Michelle Majewski.

5efliQr 5urv~y Most Likely to ... ...TO PLAY IN THE PROS He ~~ a wres tler ... no;he'safootballstar,

no wait! It's CoLzv! CoLzv McDonald 11 ac; voted Most Likelv to !'Ia v in the Pros becauseoflu~c;a w~sonu.>~bili~v and hie.; leader!>hip on his team. o one can den) this unbelievable stud on the h"eld!

...TO BE A RAPPER Yes, ladie andgentlemen shegot her tartrighthereat eton! icole Escudero began rapping Jastyear during Karaoke, now herpresence is reque ted, even houted when it comes time to step uptothemicduringspiritweeks!

... TO MARRY SOMEONE FROM SETON

You votedjoshGutierreza MostLike~vto Marry omeonefromSeton. owgirl were youhopinghe'dmarryyou?Hei acutie. ooneknow , Colleen, whatdoyou think?

• ... To BE IN A Music V IDEO • This g1rl was born to dancel Anyone that has seen Gillian Barnett on the dance floor knows how awesome she 1s. With her looks and dance moves , she'll be on MTV 1n no t1me!

• C UTEST SENIOR C oUPLE • Den 1se Billings and Josh Wray have been dating since Junior year They are a perfect fit for each otherl Denise is the Vice Pres1dent of the Senior class and Josh is on the Vars1ty basketball team Both of them are fun to be around

...TO HAVE A KIDS TV SHOW Carolina EHa has been dreaming of havingaChildren ' TV howforwho know how long. Her/un-loving per. onali~v make. her perfect for thi job!Whenaskedtocomment he simp~vsaid; "Hoffa!"

... TO BE A SUPERMODEL

Oh well, whoelsewouldbeperfectfor thi ? Danelle Vance, model e;..trodanaire, wa chosen Mo t Likely to be Miss America. Danelleha allthenece itie to win: brain, beau~v, and talent!

... TO BE A MILLIONAIRE

You votedjohn McBryan to be the Fir. tMillionaireofthecla o/2002.

Weallknowjohn will be very uccessfulin whateverhedecide to pur. ue.

He ' goingtobetheoneatthereunion lOyear. fromnowarrivinginajet/

... TO BE A LAWYER

You voted Laura Lillo as the eniorthat i Mo tLiJ..e~vtobeaLar~:ver. Withher vivaciousper. onali~vandhera founding intelligence, Laura J..non'S what he want ,goe for it, and alway getsit.

GoodluckLaura,you'reawe ome.

... TO HAVE 10 KIDS

Must be the mother~v nature!Kel~v Taylor wa votedMo tLiJ..e~vtohavelOKid becau ofherlovingpersonalityand J..ind heart. Yougetagoodolddownhome country feel H ·henyou 'rearoundher.

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people

Throughout the year, we have be n surrounded by the same people.

H rewear ,inourdailysituation havingfunwith achother.Names, face , smile and hugs; who could liv without th m? W treasure the time we have at this school ometimes only b cause of our friend .

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omething p cial about us. W are up cale.

\liar> Adams Tom · nthon) Sr Jeanne Bartholomeaux Joe Burke Louise Burke

Kathy Carpenter Dennts ltnch Diane Collins Patricia ollins helle-, Conner

Sharon Dandorf Mana Detiece Beth Dodaro Trisha Engel Da\·e Ference

Carrie Graham Jenmfer Green ancy Gunty Eveline Heath Paul Heric

Cindy Hoffman Elizabeth Krings Lisa Laliberte Sr. Joan Madden Michelle McGinness

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FacultY

The mighty Mr. Relph alway ha a surpri e for the S ton student . In Mrs. Burke' Junior English classes, Mr. Relph shares hi talent and knowledge with his beloved Students. Wh ther it being in the gym, the classroom, or study hall, Mr. R lph's high nergy ke p u on our toes.

Thank you Mr. R lph for adding uch a park to our attitudes ev ry day!

Ron Meyers Tere;.a \1inatogawa Rtc '\1oreno Jennifer Morrison Jerry Mullin

Doug owe Barbara Oli\ ieri \llartha Omohundor r. onsuelo Pacheco Beth Pattock

Linda Pearis Jtm Relph Man Ann Rich Da\ id Richard Dr. Rtchard Rtle)

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FacuLtY

I aura Ross Sut-ling R\ an \1an jo Sandomir \1artv Spritvl lad.tl' Tambone

Regma Watn\\ right Louann\\ alther

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Ms. Wamwnght lends her assi ·tance to Senior Carolina Eltas to fix her mtxed up schedule. The fir t week of schoolts always full of rescheduling, but M~ . Wainv. right can handle the work.

Mr. Ference shows off his favorite work from his Drawing class." A few of 111\ students were apprehensive about this drawing project, but on e they began, they saw that they could do a good job on it."

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FacultY

YOUR TEDDY!

Spicing things up I have made it my goal this year to be the teacher who gives out the most detentions. So far, I think I'm in the lead.

This year we have made great strides in technology for Seton. We have new computers, new printers, and things are running smoothly!

I am so proud of the Senior class this year and their promising futures in co llege. I know they will go far and be successful in whatever career or college they choose.

This has been an exciting year to teach. tudents have a great sense of enthusiam and interest, which is such a reward for me.

UH-OH !

It '>eems Semor josh Gutierrez forgot once again to do his homework and Mr. Heric got a little fed up. Hopefully jo.,h will learn h1., lesson!

GREET!

WITH A SMILE.

\I though new to the Seton ... taff, \1 r-.

Dodaro has gotten the hang of working the front desk. "I was nen·ous at hrst, but I thin!.. things are going pretty well!"

GRAPH A DGRI One of Mr. Mevers' fa ,·orite lessons to teach his Pre-Calculas class is about holes in gr.1phs. The line, "Does hand lea,·e the board when l draw this line?" is a favo rite of Mr. Meye rs' students.

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MariQ Beltran Jaclyn BurdQl~Ki EriKa 6U~h AleiandrQ Cadavid RQbert CaMriQn

Chrl~tlne carrenter LQUI~ ca~illa~

Edward Celaya Kevin Cele~tlnQ Nathan cervante~

carla Ch!:e Me:~an ClinCh JaMe~ CQrlner

CarQllne CQQk Jeffrey crai~

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atch outl 1 ,2 ,3 Jun1or V1ctory! The cia. ss of 135 stude. nts started out at an awesome number of 150, freshman year Desp1te the change 1n number, the Jun1or class has sh1ned through . They aways cause excitement on campus and bnng new expenences to all they whom they encounter Keep it up Juniors!

1'11Chael cravener )tewart DandQrf )helbY DaVi~ )terhan1e De Bevo1~e Kathleen OQdaro

Andrew DraKe There~a DUrhaM Kevlf1 EdWar~ JacOb E:Jan EriC EKlUnd

Liiuren mMn raolo t~raldOn Aaron fariibiiu11 NIChola~ for~Yth

BenJaMin fredlaKe

Gre:JQrY Gai~er )ean Goehner Julia GrahaM Alina Gn:JQnam .JQnathiin Groover

Dan1el GUZMan Je~~iea Ha:JertY MY HaiTI~ Drew Harri~on M·1an Hemandez

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carah Hernandez CartQ~ Hernandez

CYnthia Hernandez )arah Her~hi<QWitZ Andrew HQffMan

Heather HQl~tad Vir:J1na HQward Meli~~a HQwell Kev1n Hubbard Ryan HU~K

JacQb HYde CaMille Jehle Meli~~a JiMrQ CharlQtte KQe~tner NiCQle KUlUri~

Eli Kuner Ryan Kutzbaeh Kyran Lat\bert Tiffany Lane Natali LenZi

raul L!lQn EriK LevitCh Caryn ucandrQ Jeffery Littrell Je.S.Siea LQZanQ

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KeVIn LU:JQ )arah Mad<ow~kl Me~an Mmhall BrittanY Martin Colleen Martin

Kathenne MCBryan )ean MCCarthY ratrid< MCCarville MerriCk MCClellan Aubrey McVQnnell

Chr1~t1ne MCOQnou~

Kelly MCGowan BrandQn MCLau11lln Nathan MelCher Kev~n Meurer

Tara M1nato~awa Elizabeth MJ~tler )arllh Nenaber RObert ew/'\iln A~hley Nid<U/'1

Laura o connell Matt Olivieri cortneY Ott Kathenne rarl<er TheQ<!Qre rattro

Charle~ f'elzer

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Ja1 Raja A~hleY Raf'Q~a

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BrandQn ReiChardt Deanna ~abQrl Ju~t1n ~ul A~hley

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Deanna ~etz JacQba ~rult-Ni~~en Brian ~taMr JQ~ef'h ~te1n

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Jo~ef'h Water~

Alana W1rlh corey Wi~dOI'I Tyler Wolf Kn~torher YaKa1t1~

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Kristere A~udQ Mel1ssa AraMbUla Juliana BadalaMenti Mal'\ BaKer Mtl1nia Barusto

Eric BarKYOU/'\b AMY Bartow Dax Bar11na Jac'1Ueline Berry AManda Bird

JaCOb BISChOf Andrea Bisso Matthew Blauvelt ThOMas Boler KeVIn BOU,tQn

Kell1e BrooKs ratrld< Brown TrOY BUllQCI< COdy BurdicK ~ann11n BurKe

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ahool 1 ,2,3.4 Sophomores Rock the Floorl Students Madison Jansen, Stephan1a Lenz1 , and Kelly Rush chat about all the fun they are hav1ng this year These g1rls also love to show the1r country Side . On the other hand , Meghan Scha1berger breaks out her moves to increase the Sophomore class' awesome sp1nt. The class of 160 students def1n1tely knows how to have a good time

Chn~tian CatdrQfl MiChelle Carl~Qfl Dante! carnere~ )ean ca~e rauL ca~tillo

Chrt~ttna Catanta ThOI'\a~ cerehte !larry Charter~ Karlyn Chavez Leah Chlur~a

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AUdrey COOk Ryan corry Jacuttne cortez Ki/'\berty cox

Leon Dal'\e Ltonet Daniel Jon DayawQfl Ateiandra De La Torre Ca5eY De5/'\ond

ftorenctO Dtnero u~a rxmml<i Erll DuffY )tef'hante ECheve5te Elizabeth ELI<m

Janna FeeLey Mar~aret ftana~

Chmtene Galan~ Ja/'\e5 Garvey Mark Gitden~tem

Cydley GQflZale~ Mary Gn.All>~ AMY GUntY Mell~~a Hall )arah Hall

Andrew Halratn AManda Harrtn:JtQn Mhley Hart ~atley Hayward Anna Her~hkowttz

ate HOffMan Krt~ti HOlCOMb

Andrew Howard Maureen Howell Alicia Iorio

Madt~Qn Jan~en

Katrtna Jax Nathan Judd AManda Kahler Uy~e Kendrex

Neil Kerl<hof NIChOla~ Ktnd:Jren

ArQn KirCh Cory KitaY Dantel Koe~tner

Matthew Korte JQflathQn Kycey ColMa Lalor )terhania Lenzi Mar~aret LeQflard-Rivera

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Dte:JQ Madnd Je~~te Maher JOI"il MallOY Kathenne MaLrtedt KateLYT1 Mane~~

Me~an Marcanti Whttney McDaVId u~a MCDQnald Kteran MCKtnney Tara McMurdy

AnthonY Meter~ llnd~ Me~a

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)ean ReillY f'aMela Reye5 Natalie RQ5alez Kiel RQt.ariU5 )aMMY RUiZ

Kelly RU5h JQhn Ryan Alicia RybaCI<i RQbert RZQfKa AllY5Qil )an GeQr~

Terra )antia:JQ Me1lan )Chaiber~r DU5tin )ChQdt MattheW XhrQedef Natalie }ef'Ul veda

)tef'hen )erranQ Jennifer )everance Crai:J )heedy RYan )lQyan Chfi5tQf'her )Mith

MiChael )Qb(ZYI< Michael )Qrel< XQtt )rt:rry KYle )trQM Cha5e )Ullivan

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JQti1 TQbin MQlly TQMa~lk Janet TQUMa Barbara U~her

)andra Valenzuela JQI-ll vau31an Dan1elle Wa1te )u~an White TiM Wil~Qn

JQrdan WQlf Lauren WQQd~ Chri~tlne Zylla

"I am really having a great time thi year thanks to all my classmates. It make school a lot easier to think that I have only two more year left."

Matthew Korte , 10

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Ariel AraMa Rachel ArnQld franci~Q Badllla-Guevara JaMe~ Ba:Jllni

Renee BanuelQ~ Haley BarcQn Marley Ba~a Alexandra Bath

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s Seton's largest class. ever, the. Freshmen. are one class that IS hard not to not1ce.

These newcomers adjusted qu1ckly to the1r surroundings, and have had no problem making their presence known Undoubtedly a shining, sp1rited class, they are sure to make the next three years bnght for Seton

Kerry Beneokt CherYl Benn1n~ raul ~rmte1n Chrl~torher BlQMb!:r~

MOllY BOhMan Jeffrey Bou~tQfl Andrew BrQQI<~ Natalie BrQwn

DQMinU CaMPQ~ PaMela Carballo Matthew carpenter Ja~on carter

Chri~torher Caruth TIMOthY C~e

JQ~erh ca~illa~ 1~ac1o ca~tillQ

A~leY Chavez Enn Chr1~t1e TiMQthY Churo~ Kelly Clark

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Helene DayawQil TiMQlhY oeann~

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DQMinl'lUe De La raz >terhanle Denid< wayne Den1na

JQe Det1e~ Mane Diaz Kev1n D1 DQMeniCQ AMber DiXQil

Marie DQilahue Kevin DQr~Ch Kat1e DQzbaba David DrUMMQild

f'atriCia DUrhaM Kev1n Ellwan~r AnlhQily E~uderQ Heidi E~cu~a

AlY~~a EYf.JiVel CQle/"\an flan1~an Natalie fraccQla RUdY Garcia

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JQffi GayLord Julian GLadY~iew~i

MY GQrdQn ThQ/'\il~ Greenway

EMMa Gre:Ju~ka JereMY Groover Ryan Hannah Cecile Harr1~

AarQfl Ha~Lal'\ ~uree Haye~

Kalh!:nne HeLM~ MhLey Hoffer

Daniel Hoff /'\an Dan1eLLe HoweLL Hannah HUddl~tQfl M01ra HYde

)erena 1r1QfldQ TyLer Jarrad Chn~tQf'her Jax Cil/'\iLLe JQI'il~Qf\

Ln<MY JQI'il~Qfl ~arah JQI'il~Qfl

MiChaeL Kitay ~arah Kte~~

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Julia KQ!l~tner Je~~e KrQura franm Leavy NtCQle Le~~ard

MarilYn LQQI<er Matthew Ma"u~ RICkY MaJeW~ki Daniel Mar~h

Jack Mar~h RICKY Martinez An~la McBryan Brendan McCarthY

Ryan McCarthY )hannQfl McCarthY Andrew McCarville Mary Me OQflald

MhleY McOQflnell ratriek McKenna Kri~ten McLau~hlin

MiChael McLau~lin

Marcella MendQza CQflneuy Me~Chen fali<Qfl Miller Dan1el MQberlY

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fr~~o MOraLe~ KrY~lln MULLI~an Me~ MULlin KeVIn MUWhY

Me~an MurrhY Jot-l1 N~uyen Me~an N1d<UM )aMLJel ICOlaU~

MIChaeL o DonneLL NichOLa~ Olivier Brendan 0 Neill EMiLY reLzer

Jonathan rena Kathenne rro~t Chrl~tlne RandOLPh Jacot> Refner

Krl~tlne ReiChardt )aMantha Rei~in:Jer JQI-(1 RIChard rauL RiChard

EMiLY RiC'I BeniaMin R1e:Jel KYLe R1n0 )tacey ROManottO

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Chale) RQrke AleX RUZICI<II Alea RZQriCII Hale'~ ~aka)

r,rennan ~aller An~la ~andell

oan1el ~andQval Leah Xharer

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r,illY ~rard KiMberly ~rMan EriC ~1Mr )Qrl

Alexander ~Milh Adrianne ~ruit-Ni))en ZaChary ~Ullivan Kri)tlna TaylQr

AMY ThQMiL'> EliZIIbelh TQbln Vane))il TruiillQ Jillian Urban

Clare van r,runt Eli5)11 Villieana JQ)hUII wa,er Kalherlf1e Water)

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AManda we~~el Kyle Will<lmon Chri~t1na Wirth ~Lake WQlf

Tracy zea )ara Zecl<

What do you like most about Seton so far?

Being a part of a small r community i cool, and the teacher here are really nice.

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I've met orne really awesome people, and my classes have been fun .

Nicole Lessard

R icky Majewski

Thomas Cravener

"What I like about Seton is being in a smaller environnzent, it gives me a chance to get to know everyone."

TRACY ZEA

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student life Seton Catholic students definit ly succe ded in making the most of 2002. So much happened over the last year, it see1n as though it could not have been only one year. Tragedies and blessings, new fri nds and forgotten enemies; what happened to you this past year? Think back to August, and what you were doing the week between bookstore day and the start of chool. .. Wow.

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M & M! The Megan 's get all dressed up for a night on the town in Chicago.

Rock On! The Europe crew dines at the original Hard Rock Cafe in London, England .

God Bless America! Christ Catania looks over the city on New York from the top c what used to be the World Trade Center.

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What was the best thing that you did over the summer?

"I traveled all over Europe with some of my classmates for a month!"

"Playing poker with Coach G raham and the Basketball team in San Diego was the coolest."

"Road trips with my summer basketball team are always fun "

BrL•ah. fimel L\l'r\ one · ~ 111 line, no nnL' ha~ forgotten the cooh.Ie~ and baglL"'··· and thtbl' who h,l\ L' IlL'\ L'r expL•rienced the goodnL·~~ ML' about to cn•atl' an addiction Amanda Ahk•ml'ir and her famil) sign up for classe;. at boo!<.;. tore da). The ,·olunteers who hl'lp on the~e days, in earl\ Augu~t mah.e 1t ~o much easier for l'\ en mw to figure nut what thl') need to bu,.

Rudy Garcia is picking up his new books, but his dad is looking at the bottom line. Good thing he's getting a discount for coming on the scheduled day. Phewl

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Bookstore day is a big day! You want to get there early so you can get the best deals. These guys are so early that there are not l'\en any uppercia men trying to sell their books and cut some deals. By emor year this time become more of a social gathering, than a line of parents.

Tumin~ Qn It's back! What are you going to do this year, eh?

Pen in mouth, and all good to go! This boy could not be more ready for what he has in store for him in the next nine months!

Bring it on! He is a Senior!

Mike Tietig

'School's back? !ready? I feel you went to Africa you can't dolike I'm dreaming. I'm so glad nate blood. Hey, are you getting to see all my friends again. Hey! a bagel? You never get cream She was traveling all ummer, cheese do you? I want a cookie.

I wonder if he brought me Mmmm. b he a new teach r? anything .. .' We all know that What do you think Mr. ache's the fir t week of chool comes doing thi year? Who is the new with mixed emotion . Part of Dean? He' · got orne big sho s to you wants to go back to bed, fill, do you thinkhecandoit? Are but th other part of you wants those Fre hman or ophomores? to ee that one somebody that They look familiar but I could be you're not really friend with, imagining things. It feels lonely but you wi h you were. Who with out the eniors. There are ha changed?Whodidn'tcome eniors, but what about the exback? Who went on trips? If enior ?

Will the year go by fast or slow?

Meeting '\Jew People' arah Zeck, Moria Diez, and tacey Schrock are all new freshm;m They look like the\ ' reread\ to learn and ha\·e some fun.! .

Wow those bagels are good! Kyle Clarl-. says that the best thing about Seton are the bagels. "! think I could liYe off of these things."

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Monday night was " Movie on the Field." Student Council members Denise Billings and Brianna Wilkin thoroughly enjoyed the persentation of The Sandlot. When asked to help clean up afterwards, they reacted with "You're killing my Smalls!"

Tyler )arrod and Judson Covert are flyin' in Tyler's wagon, encouraging their fellow freshmen to join in the fun during Wednesday night's bonfire.

Although juniors Chip Pelzer and Amy Harris lost the three legged race at the HillBilly Olympics, they figured they'd be okay as long as they were able to dress as their favorite hicks.

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"The Senior grrb and I tnl•d our be'>t to get re\ enge on the Junior.., for peg· gmg U'> with watl'r balloon' at thl• bonefire'" '><ltd \1egan Tra\"1'>.

2001's Bonefire ... teadrlv bla.-ed, on \\edn..,eda) night Amid'>t the burn· mg flame.., vou could hear each cia..,.., shoutmg their chant, competing to '>ee who could out-yell the re-.t.

jo~h Wra) i'> ob\'iouSI) ha\·ing a ball JUSt "hangmg around at the poster making party Thursday night.

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Homecomin Dance Dancing the night away at the beginning of tlze year.

Th 01 '-02' Homecoming dance was a hit. 11 those who att nded agree that it wa the be t Homecoming dance they have been to yet.

Thi years them wa "Here' lookingatyou,kid."

With that classic theme the dance was destined to be a hit. The dance wa full of lot of laugh , music, and of cour e dancing! The highlight of th dance had to hav b n the dance competition: which was won by sophomoreJohnRyan. Way to go John, working it with tho e glow sticks! Thi is

alway agreatend to Homecoming Week, you had all we k to get your date, or make your plans with your friends and then get any extra homework done ' O that you could party with yourcla mates. This year's Homecoming Dane was njoyed by all.

" Going to Homecoming with Nick was definitely a unique experience, especially going to a car show before the dance, but we had a lot of fun "

Whitney McDavid

Homecoming Royalty Attendants

KING AND QUEEN

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Get do\~n. Get down!!! Former Sentinel, Paul Kelly \•atches Juniors Jackie Burdolski and Kristina Sch\•einberg get their groo\eS on! " '\ o," ~ay~ Jackie, "Iemme sho~ you hon to do it." Go Jackie, go Jackie, go, go, go Jackie!

Disco Fever!!! Junior Heather Holstad shows off a few of her wild and crazy dance moves during the Homecoming dance contest.

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Pretty in ...... blue!!! Freshmen Erin Christe, Natalie Fracola , Brianna Beltran , and Alyse Belletti pose for the camera sporting their beautiful blue gowns. They say watch out Molly Ringwald , because pink is out and blue is in!

Seeing Double?!?!? Juniors Megan Marshall and Ashley Schmidt pause from the action to show off their styling little black dresses. Wait a minute, aren't they wearing the same little black dress? Ok girls, who copied whom?

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Strike a Pose!!! Senior Michelle Lovata takes a quick break from all the dancing to sport her gorgeous dress and studly date. Way to go Michelle.

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Bust -A - Move! !! Sophomore Natal ie Sepulveda shows how to work it on the dance floor. She has no problem getting down and showing everyone how to really bust a move .

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$um it U Diversity in student jobs at Seton Whi le most of the Juniors and Seniors on campus keep their summer jobs, the athlete , Freshman and ophomores t nd to not ha,·e jobs. Some people work just for the fun of it, some to be with their friends, and ·orne ju t b cause they ;vant the money! Ed Hermes, a Senior, ""''orks for the fun of it. He say , "I love my job at Cold tone Creamery. It's a blast getting ice-cream for everyone and I e pecially love inging for tips!" t ve ovak and Jo h Wray,

eniors, are two best friend'> who enjoy working at Tempe inemas because they are together. icki Ritz, a enior, says that she lm es working at PF Chang's because he h)\'es the people that she works with, "They are great," he says, "Especially my manager." Juniors Jessica Hagerty and Katie Parker both work at Coffee Grounds inside of their neighborhood, and they love it because they work togeth r, and have fun.

To urn it up, the question is, to work or not to work?

BRIDGET BARRASO

" I lo ve m y job at Ein te in 's Bagel s becau s e I lo ve seei n g ev er y one ' s ' sm iling ' faces w h en the y wake up in the mo r nin g ."

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"Working at Cold Stone is a blast.

My favorite part is singing when I get a tip."

Ed Hermes

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NOT WORK "I don't n•,1ll\ Ill'l'd ,1 job bl'c,1U"l' I ,1lread\ h,1\ L' ,1 full tinw n·...,puno..,ibilit\ to hl\ L' peopk"

"I \\ ould r,1 tlwr not h,n L' a job ...,o that I can spL•nd all 111\ time just chi II in' ... L hi II in'.

"I work at Clta 1, tlw rnake up store, and I lo\ L' working so I can hl'lp find peopiL' the right makeup to bL•autif~ themseh es. It's rL'all; fun."

"Well, I don't ha\ L' a job because I'm a little too young, plus I am \\·cw too busy with cheer right now Domtmque Campos

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who's in trouble this time?

Blah, blair, blah ....

Adding two more detentions to his school-leading amount, he says," All challengers are welcome, if you think you can dethrone the king of detention!"

Josh Gutierrez

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Freshmen Billy hepard gets caught by Mr.Yarnevich. " How was I supposed to know you get a detention for lighting farts with the Bunsen Burner?" Says Billy.

Obviously eniors Danny Walsh and arlos Villicana, along with Junior Ted Pattock, didn't know that "guns" aren't allowed at school. How about you holster those firearm's boys.

Senior Josh Wray is the perfect example of a detention waiting to happen. He has multiple things wrong with his dress code. First, no hats allowed during chool.

econd, shirts must be tucked in, no one wants to see your boxers Josh! The new Dean of Discipline, Mr. Yarnevich, has adapted well to the role of Dean. When it comes to detention, he is a stickler for the rules. o matter what the excuse a detention-bound student gives, no one will be acquitted. Mr. Yarnevich's victims for the day await their sentencing. Their puni hments will be a five-paragraph essay and forty-five quality minutes with Mr. Yarnevich. Have fun!

Tlw lncl-.l·r~ ~l'n l' a~ Lkcorat•ng ma tl'nal for Homl'commg \\t>l'"- \t thl' -.tart ot tlw d,l\ , l'n·r~ ~mgll' lol "-l'r had a ~tar on it '\lHml•had thl'chancl' to fl'l'i ll'ft out

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The Junior· put some sign!> on the eniors' locker to earn them points during Homecoming Week. The lockers are once again a very good way to contact a lot of people easily.

The crazme of u trying to get through the hallway while other student try to get into their lockers is unbearable. The poor Freshman are at the bottom of the stack of lockers, they have o much trouble betw en squeazing down there and then being squished under everybody ebe.

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"Lockers are good for the chool They put more re pon ibility on th tudent . ot having a locke• my whole choollife and then finaly having one thi year is a huge adjustment, but one that I can handle."

Eric Simpson

"I think locker are a wa te of tim and that we hould go back to what we had la t year; having our own set of book at horne and anoth r et here. I am almo t late to cia ev ry p riod and it get annoying after a while.

Sean Reilly

All Locked Up

(.ettmg to vour lo~ker 1~ like gomg through a wur nme. Thl·~eSCHS-.tu­ denh ,1re e penl•ncing th1., nght hl·n· :\.1o~t are scrambling to get their boob, homl•work ,md notl•book-, . eniors get locker-.. 1 hah what Wl' to look forward to '\m\ e\ er grade geh locker'>. At least therl' are -.till benefih reg.uthng the '>i.te vou get when you are a Semor. u~ed

"People still get balloons on their birthday but now it's common that

Katie Parker enjoys ha\ ing the ne\\ locker-. ' '\ ot on!\ are they helpful -.o 1 don't ha\ e to carr\ book-. and stuff, but it gi,·es me an e~cu<.,e to see Ted "

we wrap the lockers like gifts to make them stand out."

Little Ben ha-. found a remedv to all of the back pack problems. Car;ying too many books in your bag will give you major back trouble. What's the answer? Rolling backpack-. . fre-.hman K>le Wilkinson was blessed with a senior locker thi~ year. "This girl, Erin, abm e me alwav'> '>tep on me but other than that I like it." K) le -.tands out among the fre-.hmen because he ha-. a much bigger locker than the rest of them Hb locker 1s bigger than the ophomore-. and Juniors as well.

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changes Hozv has this year treated you? Are you happy ·with some of the changes but not with others? What's up on campus?

"I think the chang'S on campus are pretty drastic.

Mr. Eubanks has been the hardest aju tment of all though. nd I guess that normal, but we all mi s him so much."

The new a! a carte line makes it easier to got the little things we like with out waiting in the long line for hot meals.

It saves time ·o that we actually have time to eat. And with the growing nmber of students, it's a good thing somebody had a great idea!

Sophomore Kristina )ax speaks her mind· "I think its Interesting how Mr. Yarnevich asb us questions and we can go through the line before e\eryoneelse. But I still wish I were a senior so I could always go first."

Homeroom is a new experience for every Seton atholicstudent. This is a time when we as a community can pray together and get our announ ements for the day. This year the teacher read the announcements insead of have us list n to them m·er the intercom.

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campus Seton has changed a bunch this year. Maybe some u have forgotten what it was like la t year, but have th changes ffected you? The new-old hi rule, th new dean, the new campus minister, the teach r , the new lunch lin outside, the new look the chaple, uniform for picture day, lights on tl football field, hom room, portable clas rooms, an lockers. Did you r member all of thos ? How mar time have you gone to your second hour cla stead of homeroom? Before people were embarra to walk into the wrong class and now it's comrnc place! Whether or not the changes were for the bette we have d alt with them for a whole ear now!

Seton turn~ it'~ lighh on for it'~ first home game Tht'> ,.., the fir'>t home game in tht• his ton of the school Becau-.e of the lights, e\ erv home game is a little more '>peetal.

\1r. Yarm ich is the ne\' Dean of Studenh tht'> vear He had some btg '>hoes to fill, but he ,.., off to a great start as part of the 'x>ton community

Thank~ to the Liturgy ommitee, the chaple \'\a!> pamted and gi\·en new furniture. I think we all agree that M!>.

Engle and her team did an awesome job. Way to go'

A new ho rule has be reinstituted here at Seton . It -.av~ that we can no longer wear flip-fl~ps, and if you're wearing shoes \\ ithout heal strap then they must be clo ed-toed.

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Talk it Lr spirit and pride at seton Show IIIL' the Red and Cold, Baby!

Seton has fluctuating '>chool spirit. During footba II sea'>on, ' pirit' i'> going to the football game'>, and during '>Occer '>ea son, going to the soccer games .

But what about 'Spirit' outside of '>port...? Is it being proud of going to eton? Sure. It's also trying to make the most out of the school and what it has to offer. Who can let the year go by without getting in\'ok,d?

We spend more time at school and vvith other students than anythingel ·eduring the school ; ear. How can you not ha\'e Spirit and Pride when this school brought you and your closest friends together. Here at Seton we have many ways

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of '>howing thi'> '>pirit in our classes and around campus.

The piriL tick thatweallcompete for during Honwcoming week kicks it off at the beginning of the 'rear. After that, we all can participate in different acti\ ities throughout the semester. We had our first an nual Ping Pong Banan.ta this year, and 6..J. people competed.

Students and Fa ulty both played in the cafeteria for 3 and a half hours and then the proceeds went to Laura Lillo and her family . When we can come tog ther like that for each other ...lt shows our s hool spirit. ood Job cniors! Keep it up Undercla smen!

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Juniors Chip Pelzer and Amy Harris excitedly give a thumbs up for Seton before beginning the three legged race.

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Senior Nicole Escudero is boosting her classes school spirit by taking time out of her busy day to paint posters.

"I hat'~ not the n~ht '>ean, but '~e ~till h,ne -chool ~pirit," ~a\~ Junior Dre\\ lloftman \\ith hi~ bandm,1te~, Riel..\ '>l•rrano and '>ean \lt(arth\

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Sophomores : Ricky Serrano as Harry Potter. Mark Poulsen as the red head from Braveheart, "Hamish" Juniors: Stewart Dandorf as Carson Daly. Katie Parker as Lucy from the television show 71h Heaven .

Seniors : John Gildenstern as Patrick Swayzee. Josh Wray as Justin from N'sync. Bryce Kerwin as Bobby from television show King of the Hill

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Sophomore Katelyn Maness is said to resemble ~hri~tina Ricci with blonde hair. Junior Jeff Craig IS sa1d to look a lot like Shaggy from Scooby Doo and Junior Brandon Mclaughlin is said to look a lot like J.C . from Nsync.

"If I could be any super hero I think I'd probably go with Batman .

He's got a cool car and all ," says Sophomore Matt Blauvelt.

"Since you are making me choose what super hero I would want to be . I guess I'd choose wonder woman because she is the only woman super hero I can think of," says Sophomore Amanda Kahler.

Famous men Seton guys wouldn t m1nd resembling: 1 Brad Pitt 2 Hugh Heffner 3 Justin Timberlake 4 Dave Matthews 5 Paul Walker 6 Marshall Mathers 7 Fred Durst 8 Allen Iverson 9 David Spade 10 Kid Rock

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busy with life ... before Sam Good mon1Ii1g. Ho~1 ' ~~ 'cJ.'>~I ·ourm~!jht?

The -.un ri-.e-. and the -.tudents' reaction<; vary, from <;truggl ing to a\\ akL>, to a quick "htn\ er and drying their hair after '>\\ im practice, to fini-.hing up home\\ ork, and running to cia"" so that the\ Ml' in tlll'ir seats in time for the bell at Ram. It can be tough for student<. on our campus. The parking always tends to fill up during the se ond <,emester, with all the ophomores antw to get their Iicenses. Who hasn; t laid in bed after an alarm has gone off and contemplated not

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getting up for 30 more minutes? And those rainv davs \\hen the sun doe'>n ' t n;me u·p, why do \\' e have to get up if the '>Un isn ' t even out vet. Thats just sick and wrong! .But isn ' t it nice when you know that if you get up quick enough you can stop and get some breakfa'>t on the way to s hool?

1mmm .. . Coffee ... Here are '>Ome students demonstrating their 'arly morning routines.

"We 're late! Hurry and open the door! " says Brett Gibson running to beat the bell and , of course, so eager for Mrs. Collins English class ....... he loves to read Hamlet!

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"Wait--1 think I can get one more second of sleep! " It's hard finding the time to sleep between school , homework and swim practice, but I can do it ... just watch me!

Ahhhhh! "

Lisa Dominski

"Let me think .... -Si-1 OP= ?????" Here Katie Dodaro finishes up some homework before the bell. .... a familiar sight here at Seton.

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"Good morning ," says Freshman Danielle Howell still trying to wake up.

Danielle Howell is one of the many swimmers in the girls ' locker room struggling to get ready, look beautiful, dry their hair and start the school day.

Amy Harris weighs in before school, and because she has a huge smile on her face, I think she's happy with the results.

Wow, it must be all that weight lifting she's been doing.

"Muscle Man", Jim Conner, shows off his outstanding biceps and forearms in zero hour weight lifting.

Baseball stud, Will Bessette is pumping some iron, so he can beat his homerun total from Last year.

The "Early Birds" of Seton

Corey Wisdom

Anna Hershkowitz

Ryan Kutzbach

Bobby Newman

"Shhhhh. Don 't teJ/ Mr. owebutthereason 1get to Setonsoear~l ' is that/ need to get help r1 ·ith n~ 1'homewar/.. . Howamlsupposeto knowwhat'\ ' equa1sin 2\

" Themomingisthebesttimeol thed-11. . I lirstha1 ·emvCorn .

Pop , and then ha1 ·ecm entertaining ride to school r1 ·ith n~v sister. t1/hen I get to school 1 hear all the/a testgossip. It:-, grmt!"

"1ne1'ergettoenjo_1 ·the morningsatSeton, /amah1 'a_1·s goinginlormaf...euptestsor sen ·ingsome J...ind olstupid detention lor Mrs. Morn~<>on. "

"1t'ssoco/d outhere; n~1 · hnger got.c.,tucf... r1 hen I r1 a-; tr_1 ing to getthatstupid !~1 out. Hopelui~ I · it will warm up soon. "

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Jackie Burdolski is all smiles to defend brunettes in the fight of Blondes Vs . Brunettes. Who has more fun?

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I like girls who are funny and nice.

-Ben Osterday, Senior

Guys who have cheesy pick up lines are definately a turn off.

-Juley Nelson, Sophomore

If a girl can hang with me at a heavy metal concert then I'm her's!

-Kiel Rotarius, Sophomore

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Everybody's doing the Jive lll'rl' i.., J)n''' gn mg l'\ l'rl tllll' ,1 IL'' 'tlll on hoi\ to dotlw lin·.

Barry and the Uptown Jive \\ hl'n n1u thin!-. of school band,, llnhlllll' conw ... to mmd Onl'. Barr1 ::; and tlw L'ptol\ n lnl'

''I'm Jeff. I like to play the ba People know me for my rough attitude and good looks."

Meet Bobby Cui tar plaver Bobb1 \,e,, man '" a 'l'n'Jtll'l' and caring mall', who isn't afra1d to ln. But don't let that fool 1 ou, he is also a rough and cra71 guy, 11ho lo1 l'S to ha1·l' fun.

Penguin VVearing Son1brero Barn ::; and the Lpt011 n ]11 e have "adopted " hm1 as thl•ir mascot. Here hl' " "1th a fl•male fan.

Jeff Craig

"Out of the guy in the band, I think can oehner ic; the cute t."

Brittany Martin

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The After Hours .. . Heard of them?

I hl• \ftl'r I lours Jrl' anothl'r Sl hool band l'hl'\ ,lrl'n't as famous or attrarll\ l' .Js tlw nwmbl'rs of B.1rn '>and thl' Uptown )in· But thl'\" han• pl,nl'd a sho'' or two Look at these Goons!

Herl' thl'\ .1n• mak1ng noisl' .1t thl• local :\Ill• llwatl'r, In \IPsa. I ollol\mg in thl• lootstl-ps of Barn ;_

Seton has a pretty good selection of bands

Music One of the lesser known Groups jake I I\ de, james \l ulhern and some Seton Alumni are m a band called Free Admission. The1· had to fold after Barn '> came around

"We all love going to see

Jumping for Joy The members of Free Adm1sswn Ml' so e'\Ci ted about pia) mg \\ 1th Barn·::;, that they can' t control their actwns.

them all play, its a great way to spend an

U You Can't Beat 'em.. Give Up. jake admits that he can't handle the pressure from Barr~ '>so he'' puttmg awa\ his bass for good.

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AfOLJld S e p t e m b e r 1 1 The United States comes to a halt On S ptermber 11, 2001, four planes were hijacke and turn d into terrori t missil . We all know hoY\ after the twin to-wers of the World went. The atmosphere on campus was totally diffe Trade Center collapse. ent compar d to the happy, care-free attitude seen oft n here. Amanda Bird lost her father to this tra edy, and who knows how many others thought the1 parents were in danger with the different rumor going around campus. We were kept in school, whic was one of the first steps to recovery - going on wit everyday life. But could we start to recover before\\ had time to fully react? It's hard to look back with an kind of confidence when omething like this har pens. From now on we are treading on new grounc

walk in someone else's shoes ... Junior Kelly McGowan puts hims If in the place of the terrorists. "If I was one the terrorists, I would feel really bad about what I did."

Turning to God when tragedy hits.

The day of the disaster, Seton held a school ~ass. Juniors Ashley Raposa , Kristina chweinberg and Crystal Trapp wait in line for the Body of hrist. He's being ministered by Mrs. Graham and Dr. Riley.

Tears behmd a smile. Junior Charlotte Koestner states, " I thought it was really sad that so many innocent victims lost their lives. It just seems so pointless. "

Hitting home. Sophomore Amanda Bird 's father was working on the 99th flour when the first plane hit. At his funeral, one of the celebrants was our Bishop Thomas O ' Brien .

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The WTC.. aftl'r the attacb. The De\astatmg shock that brough tl•rn>r to thl' nation, not 1>nh· brought forth grie\ ing and rememberence, 1t abo brought couragl', untt\ and brother!\ Ion•

The '\ 'r [>[) step in The '\ew 1 ork

Po !tee Dl•partml'nt was ljliiCk to atd amidst the thl' confusion, en>n pandamomum, that erupted in the cit\

The embodiment of bra\ery. The ready and able firementoffering more than help. Quick to respond, firefighter~ from all nation left their li\·es at home to gi\·e the rescue crew~ a hand.

Unity: as one, standing together. The citizens of "Je\ York, and all O\ er then nation, offer~d mone\, blood, food, hope, and pra\·er to the \ ictims and their famtlic~.

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"I'll be there for you ... " -WhcJt ~<>up,_ I 'O?-How_l ·oudoin?-No, howyoudoin?

Wheth r you are a Whe ther you'v Fre h1nan or a Senior, known each other for you have had fri nds a y ar or ten years, it that have en you n1ak no diff r nc . through the hard Th y'll laugh wh n tin1e . Picked you up you laugh and cry wh n you were down wh n you cry and ocand che r d you up ca ionally knock om after a rough day. h ads around.

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Senior Alex Aaslid was quoted saying , " These guys are awesome. Too bad I'm the best looking of the three of us, if they were prettier, we could have been great. "

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Brandon Mclaughlin and Clint Sever smile big for the camera . they are as close as two can be . Brandon says, " Clint is great, he's the best person to have with you when you 're in a bad mood."

Sophomores Kira Nicastro and Mary Placido love hanging out with eachother and their group. They love talking endlessly about the pointless stuff we all treasure .

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Seniors Kelli Stom , Joanna Usher, Lindsay Anderson , and laurie Smith love eating lunch together. They claim it's the best time for catch ing up and getting in some laughs.

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passing some time, Junior Dodaro and her pals wait l piitiEmtly for the rest of their to get out of class. Katie is hard sometimes to find l e21ch1Jther on campus because of r different schedules and But we all manage to meet

Who is your best friend?

KEVIN EDWARS, 11

"!would like to say my best friend is A us tin Perry. He J~'> oneofthefunniestgu_1 ·s l f....noH ·andheisne1 ·erboring tobearound. "

MICHELLE RoMANono, 12

"M_I ' best friend J~'> my cat, Dol~\', becausesheissocuteand cudd~l '. Shemaf....esmelaugh when she plays withherfl~I 'S andshe J....eeps m)'lap 11 ·am1 when I'm readinga boo/.... "

A friendly embrace. Seniors James Mulhern and Johanna DeKing have been close friends ever since freshman year. James says," ext year, I'm going to miss hanging out with Johanna in all my classes."

Stand by me. A group of Senior girls take time away from watching the action to strike a pose at a Seton football game. Jeanette Wolf says, "These are our last football games so we have to preserve the memories."

KEVIN O'NIELL, 12

AsHLEE DAuscHA, 12

"..x'cmand Ak'\ aredefinatelv my best friends. The_1 'are the twocraziestguy. 1J....nowand the_1 ·ha1 ·emadethi anaH·esome ..x'nioryear. "

"Meri8ethism1 ' bestfriend.

Weha1 'ebeenclo eeversince 17>radesdwol, and I J....noH ·I can alwa_1 ·s dependon her for anything. "

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religion

R ligion ha changed a lot this pa t year. Never b fore did w have so many religion r lated a sembli , and we all got to look at our faith, our vocation , and our relation hip with God just a little mor do ely. With so many te ting vents in th pa t year, it was a w lcom break from the usual monthly school mass. How many school mas e can you rememb r from the pa t year?

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UP FRONT With th n w campu minister and th renewed pirit of S ton.

It is l'\ ident ever) where we look on campu!:> that thing!:> are changing. ot only ha\·e we ~een the return of lo ker~ and a ne\\ dean, \\ e ha\ e also been \Yitnes~ to a faith tran~for­ mation here at Seton- brought on by our new campu~ mini~tcr, M~ . Tri~ha Engel. With her\ ision of transforming this campus into a trul y Chri~t­ ba!:>ed em ironment, she ha~ made our run-down hapel into the most comforting and peaceful place on campus. This i~ not the only \'isible change, we have also made Friday adoration of the Holy Eucharist and weekly celebration of mass at lunch new traditions here at Seton . There are not enough words to express the thanks lo Ms. Engel for bringing her incredible light and sharing it with us, igniting a fire in our hearts making hrist truly present. "May this joy flood your heart with new life! "

Ms. Engel: Campus Minister

"True joy know no bounds and touches all thing around it wi th light and love."

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The Chapel is going to tum out great! ['m so excited that I get to be a part of the whole thing and I feel bad for the people who graduated last year. They just barely missed out on this . 11

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Carne rammmen, \leri Beth \\elter, \shlee Dauscha, and Ashle\ Rl'nlkrman grm and bart' tt on "-a rws \II

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Lmm I our hngl'r is in Ill\ Ear .. " "-atros XII leaders Dentsl' Billtngs, Amber Perrv, and Bnanna Will-.ins strtl-.l' a posl' <1fter a long d,n· ot gtrls " football " and wl't will~ '' ar-.

Seniors have the choice on this one; "We all wanted to be there."

KAIROS XII .... "Are you feeling pretty Mike?", piece of cake , Poopers! , Boys' Volleyball , Girls' "Football", "And I'd like you to take that down", No purple cabins , SURPRISE! , Randy , "Don 't Anticipate! Participate! ", Mum's the word , "What time is it?", Uhh no more soul air Carlos, Don 't eat the french fries , Midol , Sun Dial , No climbing trees , UBU , the horses, CAKE! , No pooping in the cabin!

"Dogpile" On Kairo~, only leaders are allmved to have watches. After a failed attempt to build a sundial, a crated Johanna DeKing steals Trina Acedo'., watch in a desperate attempt to discover the time. The incident ended with Kairos XII leaders Trina and Brianna Wilkins tackling the dilinquent and madly smushing her into the ground.

"Highly Amusmg" Alex Aaslid claims ''I'm a Rock Star, Baby' " as he, Anthony Grubbs, and Carlos Villacana play around on Kairos XII.

Meri Beth Welter, Maggie Mitchell, helley Klein, Megan Foster, and Johanna DeKing were just a few of the lmely ladies who graced the ground of Chauncy Ranch for the October Kairos this year.

Chri~ Caruth , ~am '\nLhola~. and

In'\ la-.ttllo 10111 in tlw ,1dnr.1tion b\ "'ngmg and clapping \!though thl'\ IM\ l' ju~t ml't. tt loob a-. ii thl' \ <lrl' bonding qutte \H'II

One of the largest parts of the Freshman Retreat was the adoration with guest singer Tom Booth. He led the Freshman through song and prayer. What a great way to turn up the \'OIume!

\\!hill' taJ..mg a br rl'trL'at , Da\'id Dn likL•d thl' n•trL'at b a chancl' to ml'l't, Pl'Opll' " Ill' '., h,l\' that it '., h,ud It> ta l'--:-r.:::::--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-r.::-::::::---'

During the Freshmen's "dinner time," Moira Hyde got a chance to chat wtth her gtrl-. about her small group. She satd that so far, the retreat has been "a\vesome ".

Danielle Howell stares off into space. he must be thinking about what she should do next. "Uh, Miss Knapp, what -.hould we do now? Where should I go?"

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Thi~ yt•ar, the retreat team dL•cided to do

things a little different: the\ held the Freshman retreat before school -,tarted.

While o.,ome might wonder why they did thi~, the an~\'.er i~ '>imple: it gives the fre'>hmen cl (hance to get to kilO\\ one another e\'en before the fir'>t da) of '>Chool. At the retreat, the Fre<.,hmen were di\·ided into group'> with both '>tudenh and faculty as leaders. They got to have

mam di'>CU'>'>ion.., including faith and high '>Chon! expectation'>, 111 addition to a few "ict' breakers." One of the largest event'> '""a.., the time of adoration, w1th guest Tom Booth leading the \\a\ \\ ith his band.

Although some of the Fre'>hmen might ha\·e been nen ous at the beginning, by the end of the retreat the\ had all made some friends. B) the looks of it, the Freshmen sure know how to turn it up 1 Haleigh Saka-., Marie Donahue, Kno.,tl'n \1cl aughlm, and Ao.,hle\ Hoffl'r take time to po'>e w1th junwr IL•adero., Clint Se,er, Krio.,tina Schweinberg and Brandon '-,1cLaughlin. \-\hen a<.,ked about ha\ing a o.,ibling as a leader, Kri-,ten says, "I realh enJOV ha\·ing m) b1g brother here\\ 1th me Then I get to know the upper-classmen, which is rea II) great! inger fom Booth took time out of hi-, incredibh bu-.\ schedule to lead the incom1ng Fre"shman m '-tlllg and prawr. "lt'o., important that the kid.., feel comfortable in their faith, and o.,mging b one way of commg cJo..,er to C.od."

Ben R1egel po~e w1th hb leader \tr. prinzl and the re~tofhbsmall group.

When asked about the retreat Ben sayo.,, I like ha,ing m) ~mall group, because 1t has gi,·en me a chance to get to know people better than I normillh would ha,·e.' It look... like they are having a blast!

<.;ophonwrl' '\1d,l' ramb-, leh out a b1g \awn at the hegmnmg of lias.,. \.,you can Sl'l'. '\1il-.e i-, gl'ttmg rl',1ch for an mtensl' da\ in rl'hgion clas., .

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\\hill- Riel-. rl'It/ml'ier pay., hstl'Ib <lltl'ntin'h 111 ll,1s.,, tc•llo\\ rlassmatl' And\ llo\\ ard I'> da/l'd h\ R1ci-.., beaut\·.

Taking it Upward in their actions

The Sophomore religion classes are definately fun-filled, exciting and very informative. the cu rricu Iurn is based a round the hi<;tory of the Church.

Perhaps the highlight os Sr. jeanne's class is the reinactment of the Inquisition. The students get a role and it helps them to

fully grasp the information and have fun at the same timel Sophomore religion has expanded thi<; year with the addition of Mr. Heric. All his students agree that his class is one of their favorites. The sophomores learned more about their religion hie year by

relating church history to their lives. With out this informati\ e year the sophomores could in no way be ready for the morality classes that come later on at Seton.

Si\ter Jeanne·., 7 • period relig1on cia'>\ goe'> through the1r \\ee~l) faual exercl'.e\ to get read) for the weelahead. Mar~ G1lden'>tem lead'> O) example. Wa) to go Marl-.

Sister jeanne shows that not only can she teach, but she can also play a mean keyboard. Rock on Sister.

j.J. Vaughn takes in some last minute review before one of Mr. Heric's famous essay tests. Good luck j.j., you're gonna need it.

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b Matt '\1aher bl'Coming a prie~t?!? '\.o, dl>n't worn ladil'~ Matt is onh di~Lu~~mg the tunior rl'trl'al gamL' plan \\"lth Fr. Bill\

Yo Adrian!! Is that Rocky Balboa ... no, its just junior, Aaron Farabaugh showing of hi~ ~lick moves during the music ministry at the jumor class retreat. Yeah, go Aaron'

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Jumors Brandon 1d.aughlm and Sean McCarth\ ha\ e an "intimate" mnmL'nt as the\ sh,Hl' their pl'rsonal e'\perience~ and beheb at this year's rt'treat.

junior Jeff Warburten educates his class on the teachings and beliefs of Buddhism during his speech in World Religions class.

Stepping Up The Junior class takes charge in their faith.

The Junior Class has continued to show their leadership in their faith this year. The Junior class religion department was headed up by Mrs. Lal iberte with World Religions and Christian Morality. She is not new to Seton but is coming back after a year b reak. Said to be one of the

hardest) ears of High school, this years Junioro., embraces their common beliefs b, going to Tuesday lunch Maso.,, and Lecturing at school maso.,es. The music minister<, at mass arl' mainly from the Junior Class and that says something right there. It can't be easy to lead the

rest of the '>Chool in their \\ orship, and they do it well.

Keep up your great work ao., _you enter )OUr last year of high school. Your faith io., inspiring to those older than _you and those younger.

Junior Renee Warthman's photograph won the fir-.t pri/e for best still life photograph at the state fair.

The photograph was taken in honor of Mr. 'v1Ichael Eubank-. and represents hope and 10\e for all.

Junior Dre\' Hoffman shows how to work It on the dance floor at the Jun ior C lass Retreat. Co Drew!

Shake your groove thang 1

"What is the meaning of bei ng chaste," is the queo,tion being pondered in this junior hnstlan Morality class. Keep up the good work guv'>.

Ahhh ... Th stress of Acad mics. I thi really what we are her for?

Math, Science, English, R ligion, Art, PE, and all the other classes w took this past year, n1ade us think a little differently about learning.

What i your favorite class? What is your lea t favorite class? Which teacher did you understand th be t? It's nic to have a wide spectru1n oft aching styles here at Seton.

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C..,pnJor j.lllll'~ :\lullwrn dl'llllln<'~ • h1~ ddigl'l1ll' '' hill• utdJ/ing \\'i~eh \\'ith tlw tinw gin•n to compiL-te h1~ honwwork I lis '' nrl-. dl'tmitl•h p.11d off in the \\'.1\ to go j.1nw~!

" H mmm ...... l ,, ·ondl•r who'' ill a~ !-. me to the \'\ mter Dann•?" Here junior jessica ll agnl\ ~~caught da\ dreaming dunng math cia~~.

Turning the Pages of the Math Book .. .And turning around that grade!

Math Help! To most, math class has always seemed to be one of the challenging classes. However, with teachers like Dr. Krings, the most difficult can be achievable. Math takes practice, a lot of hard work and dedication; especially if you' re shooting for that "A" in the class. Here students at Seton are showing not only their anxieties, and possible stress, but also their highest level of effort.

"Suppose you have $20,000 to invest. If part is invested at 6% and the rest at 16°1o, how much hould be inve ted at each rate to yield 15 % on the total amount invested, and what is the total amount you will earn? mmm ..... Do you get this," ask Junior Stephani Deboivoise.

For Junior Christine Slomski, College Algebra was ju t a little too much for her this year. Since, she wa already a tep ahead of everyone else in the junior class, in Algebra II, she decided to take a break from math this year, and wait around ' til enior year to take it.

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jun1Pr llll'rl'~a Durham i~ in tlw I ibran t,JJ..ing,Jmath te~t that ~hl· m1~~ed la~t \H'l'"- ":'-..o'', it would h,n l' bl'l'n ~mart to..,tud\ bl'lon· commg b,1cf.. to '>lhool thl'> ''l'ef..."

1',1m ( .utman i-. .:Jttempting to -.tud\ much rather bl' worJ..mg on her .Ht pn>Jl'Ct. \\ ho \\'Oufdn't?

~l>ml' not1·~. C,hl· would

'\lath te'>t 1 What Math te'>t 1 Thl'> loof.. that \H' see on Peter Barav·~ face ~'> a 'erv well J..nown, and often '>een, facial e'presswn on math test da\'s. "Do you J..now what we ha,·e been learning 111 there?"

Sarah \\al-.berg i-, one of the ,·en talented artists on campu .... Thi-. wa-. the reactiOn" e got to the que ... tion "Do n>u lif..e your math clas-.?" "Eh, it'~ JU~t part of ~Lhool. But art 1 Cool Bean..,!"

\ 1ichael Chri'>tie is in the AP Calculu'> class thi'> vear. The~ ha\ e to meet dunng a lunch period once a "eef.., just to coYer all the material by the end of the~ ear. Here we ..,ee him -.ittmg in the Cafeteria. Aren't \'OU -.upposed to be somewhere ebe 1

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Fire up!?

Mca~urc 1/ up!

Melr~-.a . l<..atnna and AIL-Jandr,l ha\ L' a

In '\1r~ Oli\ reri lhL•mi~tn cia~~. monwnt' I o da\ the-.L' -.tudenh \\ L're L''peri111L'nting \\ith ditiL'rL'nt color fire'

grL'at tmw Ill nwa-.unng thmg-. tor l,1b-. in J>hv-.it-.. \\hat i-. that \k '~ pointing tt>?b.it7'•"?Hmmm . . I,,omil•rwhat th.1t could mean'

thL'rL··~ 11l'\ L'r ,1 dull

Working hard!

The~e ~enror-.

are organiLing therr important paper.., in Anatom)- with \llr \lloreno.

ophomore tephanie Eche\ e ... te..,ays, " I love science be au..,e I like to figure out how thing.., work!"

Goofing around Mr . Moreno is a great Anatom} teacher, even if he isn ' t serious all of the time!

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Richard r~ prt•paring to admll1a te~t to hr~ lov,,I biolog~ ~tu­ ts. I hopl' thev do alright'

Speak Up! "llo\l' ~crt'llll' bl'tJll~l' I gl'l to ~l'l' ,,II of \1r Burl-.l• ~roo! trt·~'" S,n-~.

Sophomon• ( hri~ '->mith.

Wake up!

Oh no!

Wow Barbara ~eems really tired' he mu t ha\ e been up all night studv ing for that rea II] hard Physics final that 's coming up'

Thi~ i~

a frequent sighting m !'v1r Burke's Phv~i ~class ... Eric is pulling his hair out trying to understand all those big words he uses.

Is it time to go yet?

We all kmm that biology isn't the greatest cia-.~ at Seton, but the~e two students seem less than thrilled to be here.

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Freshm a n English \ -, \ 1-... t.n•l'n trtl'" to tl',ll h lwr trl''>h l·nglt ... h cia"" about tlw protagontst an antagom-,t ot tlw -..h>n thl'\ arl' rl•adtn -..lw gl'h a littll• btl ,1ngr\ bl'l•Hl"l' no or. will p.n .lttl•ntion

Junior Eng lish \1 r,. Hollman 'tand at the front of her L"!.t"ruom tcao.:hmg hl'r Junior l· ngll\h o.:la". ) ou o.:an tell that 'he " 'er) pa\\tOnatc ahout \\hat 'he 1\ teao.:hmg

Reading it up

English English Classes All Around the Seton Campu s

"I love being in Ms. Green's English class. She has a unique teaching style, and I really learn a lot in her class."

Kristin McLaughlin, Freshman "Mrs. Hoffman is a great teacher. She i very caring and you can tell that he actually wants you to receive a good grade in her class. I always come out of her cla sin a good mood."

Melissa Howell, Junior "Engli his my favorite subject becau e there are so many different types of things to learn. Poetry, short stories, e ays, novels. English is ju t so exciting."

Kristina Schweinberg, Junior

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Mrs. Hoffman's Junio r Engl ish cia' lbtens in tently as she teaches at the front of the cl~ssroom. You can tell tha t they' re lea rn ing something!

Senior English

Sophomore English

C,l•nil>r \ndv Baul·r concl'ntratl'~ intenth on ta!-m~ notl·~ m hi-. \1r-..

Collin ... · I n~li~h da~s "It \ ou don't take an\ note~. then H1U don t pa~~ the !l•-.t. I hat's m\ motto!" hl• s,l\'s.

\1r \ o~t ~ ~ophomon• f ngli~h da~~ mo~th learn-. 111 thl• computl'r J,lh.

Thl' studl'nh ~a\ that thl'\ Jon• learning in thl•re becausl' it i-. constant acn•ss to a ClHnputl•r.

Mr. Vogt \1r. \ ogt doesn't really have a classroom this \'Car, so he just wanders around to \\here\ cr there is an a\ ailable classroom.

He savs he doesn't mmd though, as long as there is a "place for him to sit and rest when he's done teaching."

Junior English

Senior English 'toucan tell that \1rs. oil ins IS a very caring English teacher as she takes the time to answer Briana Bernal's question in class.

Blake Arambula \\'Ori-s solemnlv on his journal in \ 1rs. Burl-c's jumor English class He savs that he lo,·cs worl-ing on journals because the\ gi,·e ,·ou a little time to "s1t back and reflect on your life."

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History i11 the Maki11g Mr ... '-1ct.JnnL'"" 1" \ 1gorow.Iv grading ~ophomore reporh ~o can get home AS:\P to\ i~it her hubby.

Teacher???

Junior frik le\ itch~~ lookmg rather ~mug Could hi~ hi~torv knowledgL' be the root of the new confident a1r?

Turn Up the Education

History As they travel through the ages, these history students and teachers gain the know ledge not to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors "My favorite part of history was the current events due every Friday. Thanks Mrs. Morri on!"

Megan Travis

"In Mrs. Morrison' cla s you have to fend for your elf or you will get tomp don . I had to take out a loan just to pay off my swearing debts. "

Greg Gaiser

"I have trouble concentrating on the 0 claration of Independence because I am too busy dreaming about how to declare m y love for Anna."

Aaron Farabaugh

Lewis and Clark???? o silly 1 It's sop homores MMk Polson and Ryan Iovan teachm th e class that the world is not tla

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Wow! This is interesting.

Perfect class

Sophomore John robin I'- mten"L' h blocking out l'\·erythmg that the

f liSton class takes llml' a\\ a\ from

h.'a(ht r io.., o..,a\ 1ng, so ht' Llln 1

concentrall> on more Important thing.,, girb . John is kl1(m n for smooth talkmg the ladies.

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sonw Illltl'S to smile for thl' Lanwrd I he ,1JllKs of thiS class kl'l'P" \Irs. \lornson on hL'r toe<.,.

What a good student.

Semor Colleen Hill has mastered the art of pretending to stud~ , when Ill realit~ she is sleeping.

Look at us.

Juniors Shl'lb\ Dans and And~ Drake are on top of things b~ ha' ing their homework ready. \\'av to go guvs!

Attention class.....

Sophomore Troy Bullock is sho\\ ing off his speaking skills b\ sharing his kmm il•dge "ith the class. \\e g"·e H)U an A+.

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'-,eninr~ Lon'n,l Harristltl, "-alit' Thompson, and )l'n Slwrman (.1ka The Bob'~) brt•,lk intosm,11l group~ 111 tht'lr ,\I' ! nghsh cl.1~s. fht'\ Inn' being 111 the sanw classt'~. because 11 gin's them an oppnrtunil\ to talk It' t',lt"hotht'r dunng ~l hnol.

~1rs

Collins teachl'S all of the Senior Clas~t's '-,lw ltl\'t'~ to jOkt' around \\llh her studt'nh, IJkt' "-e' 111 Bn"' n, and uses her umqul' humor to kt't'p thing" interesting for her ~tu­ dt'nh.

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Pictured here is the entire AP Chemistry class. The four students, Bob Laliberte, John McBr)an, Kim Covert, and Michelle Romanotto and teacher Mr. prinzl enjoy the e:\tensive, but personal learning.

Junior Eli Kuner watches intentlv in AP US Histon as Mr. Clinch da~ces around the room e'plmning about the hippies of the 1820's ... aka the "transcendentalists".

The AP Economics class enjoys themseh·es as Mrs. Mornson desperate!} attemps to teach them about the economy.

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Johanna DeKing has a brain frce/e as she thmks about her ad\ anced classes_ AP English and AI' Spanish. Apparently she is good with languages.

John Paul McBrvan listens tntentlv during his AP Chem class. Or perhaps he is thinking about butterflies

Tun? Up the Intensity:

In Ar Latin, Lorena Harrison takes the opportunit: to practice her luscious looks on the boys of the class. Luckily Ms. Knapp doesn ' t seem to mind .

Chris Owen is often vocal in his AP English class - that is, when he is awake.

During AP European History, Will Bessette acts out the infamous _ apoleon (who also wa quite short). Will also shares with the class that he is a descendant of . apoleon ' s bastard son ... interesting.

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lwwing off your best si , tnh> position to gl't thL' rt also gi' t•s a t uw ' tt'\\ for tlw Ia

Bu m ped out '-.t•ntors '-.tt'\ it• /t•.J .1nd I nt (_ .ucuth show therl' ts no sh.1me 111 gl'ttmg nut of the ganw Bl'ttl'r Iuti-. m• t !llllt''

Dressed out and ready to play

P. E. What do you love b st about PE? "My fa\'orite part of weight training i doing Ply metrics twice a we k."

Eddie Celaya

"I love it wh n my P.E. class plays dodge ball. I am the b tat it!"

Adam Bullock

"My favorite part about per onal fitness is running, becau e it keeps me in '>hape."

Danelle Vance

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Shooting Hoops

The PE Football Turkey Bowl

\lr 'ran1l'\tch JOin~ till' l'F cia~~ 111 a l'"\Cit111g gan1l' of bump out. I ooks like Brl'tt C.ib~on i~ gl'tt111g rl'aLh· to dominate till' game

junwr 1\.l'\ 111 l.d,,ard~ ktLb off tor hi~ ll'am in hopes of ~ho\\ ing thl' <.,l'niors up. 'r l'ah nght !

Weight Training Michelle \ elasquez and Tina \\'irth sho\\' the bo\·s hO\\ to warm up before liting. \\'a\ to go girls!

Riding the Pines Junior~ Ste\·e \'illabona and

\ like ra\ ner enJO\ thl'tr tm1l' on the bench. The\ think that the team benefits the most'' hen thev arl' on the bench cheenng them on.

Skipping Rope enior John Falkner dreams of being as good as the tra\·eling jump ropers from the Desert ktppers. 1\.el'P on tr\'ing!

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Prendre

AhEspanol

I our<'t \lr-.. 1il'ath' -. 1-.t pl'Tald hench

<,eni<lrs [ d I il'rnws and !'I Rurl--l' b\lth too sp,1n1sh tor 2 n•ars. l'J s.11d , " I\\ .1" gomg to take C,pani"h Ill, but i JUst Ill'\ l'r got till' time.'

II -.tudl'nh 1-.mdh "ho\\ ott tlwir 'erb chart-. t<'r tlw I "t "l'lllL''>tl'r.

Cheatin' Seton?

K\le Strom takes a qlllck nonchalant peek at john Ryan 's paper during ">pam"h class. f lmmm ''hat' ., that about boys?

Aye Aye Aye Canta y no Uores '\Jicolas Oli\'ier turns in a paper during Spamsh class icolas is one of r-..1rs. Rich ' s top students.

Cultural Awareness Amber Perry holds up a sign of Oscar Antonio Salgado anche~. the bov that cton has \olunteercd to sponsor along with and\ Bell.

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1 Brar1dtlll 1\kLau~hlm pau~e.., tor a moment Stulil'nt (ouncd to conll'mplate the l11l'<ll1ln~tul part of C,pan1~h cl,l"' for "I would haH' to s,1\ torl'l~n lan~ua~e when we all w·t tocateadl(ltlwr~ food."

Horray for Latin Gass!

Chn.., \1dll•r ... av~. "I at1n wa~ Ill\ tan>ntt• cia"~ ~ophomore vcar"

OhYum!

OreignFay AnguageLay

"Bonjour Je embrace mon chat sure Ia bouthe" Beth Dagger spews when asked hoi\ she felt ilbout French class. he kmdh translated the phrase for u~: "Hello, I just kissed ,·our Cilt on the lips.' That's '' ondedul Beth

John Gildcnstern claims that he IS fluent in sc\ en different languages, including Pig Latin.

FrenchGub I-..ims1e Co'l. sits at the French lub table dunng Seton's c..Iub Filir thi., \ear. The fair was to gam member., and hopefull~ gain "orne interest in . 'ton's clubs.

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Curled Up

tudy Skills &Speech with Mrs. Pattock Freshman UPTI HT- no way. Study Skill I Speech i a cla s designed to help the youngest ntinels make the giant l ap from 81h grade to high chool.

They have a chance to get to know each oth r, learn to manage their time more effectively, set goals, map out their next four years with an ey on college and become comfortable speaking in front of others. Mr Pattock said, " Thi group is bright, nergetic and incredibly ocial and .. . they love to talk and talk and talk." Seton' future looks very bu y with this cr w on campus. .........

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Studt{ Buddie<>

Tina \\orth and Connlk•y 'V!e~chen takl' ad 1 antage of work tinw Tina played 1 ar-.It) ba-. ketball and Connlle) worked back .,tage pnl\ 1ding technical -.upport for thl' -.pnng play. It'-. toug h for the-.l' guy-. to figure out how to get it all together and donl'. It looks like these two ha 1·e it undL'r cont ro l

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Social Butterflies Taki ng a b rea k fro m the g nnd is And 1 Me an·i lle, jeff Boughton, l'rl'na lriondo, Lmdsej joh nson, Kri-. tina Ta: lor, ju lia Koestne r and l. i/ Tobin.

Orator in Action A ma nd a Ahl e me1e r d e li1 ers he r per-.uasil e speech w ith compos ure, g race a nd ea-.e. Do you th in k she is pictu ri ng e1 l'rvone in their underwear?

I mil\ R1rq Is prl'lt1 romtorl<1bll' ,1bsorbing \'\l<l<<lb from (/ti"ICIII /~c>tlh . I rl•shman will be faring<;\ T .111d \(. 1 tl'sh bl'forl' thl'l l-.no11 i I 41nd prl'paratllHl "'ttlrb ntH\

T i111c !vlanagclllcllf W,n ne Denin,I .111d 1),111 f\h>hl'rh h,nl•le<lrnl'd h> m.1kl' tlw most of their "stud) til11l' '. Tlw morl• \o~ gl'l donl' lwn• tlw less 1 !HI h<ll'l' t t.Ii-.l• home

'lick click click ... hr'r frl''hman bl''' wnr~ rap1dh , \1r. Anthon) )!;I\ l''> thl•m a timl•d f'l'rd tl'' t.

Typing Essentials 'v1att 'vlagnu-., pradin•-. hi-. typ 1ng tech111qul' back, -.traight, hand-. up· nght, and don't loo~ down at the ~l·yboard

Booting Up and Downloading the Information

Computers What would the world b without computers?

There i o much to know, from keyboarding to canning, that we take the e cla h rea t S ton.

The only thing most of u till wi h we kn w is what we do when our computer breaks just when we're putting the fini hing touch on a big paper due th next day. That ju t the way it work.

ure ...

Carrie love' computer'> C\ en though -,he bcmg the onl) g1rl and Jun 1or m the cia '>till maintain'> to ha'e fun .

Ho ld Us Up Fresh man Sa m ue l icola us ..,a, , , "Technology I'> the bac~bone of lea~n­ ing."

A ll Set Mr. Anthony teaches i c ~ O li,·ier how to type in g~lod fo rm.

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fine art

On y ar of Fin Art cr dit is a r quirem nt here at S t n, but how many of u hav taken mor Art, Dane or Choir than we n ed? We challeng our creativity by chor ographing a dance routin , or culpting a monst r. Th ear

orne of the most interesting and fun cla ses

to orne and the hard st for others. Which did you take thi pa t year?

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Rise and ... Sing

Choir

dedicated singers under the guidance of Mrs. T.

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In l\la1 , the 'vlu~ical Concerti~ lwing put on b1 thr~ clas~. The; have to wake up and bl' reaLiv to sing right a~ to get 111 a~ much as they can. And getting to school b1' saying something about their dedication'

a 0-hour class Up and Adam ...

"For the most part I enjoy singing for Mrs. T. early in the morning. It definately is a challenge at times to get up and be there."

Camille Jehle, 11

Taking it easy...

"There are a couple different groups of friends in the class. It's fun to be in there with friends, so we can joke around."

Renee Warthman, 11

A bite to eat ...

"I eat lunch with some of the people I sing with in the morning, But at lunch our conversation doesn't usually wander to choir class."

Theresa Polowski, 11

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Keeping it coming ...

The class is composed of Freshmen, Sophomores and) iors, but no Seniors thi s year. That means that next wart!: will be even better because they won't be losing an\ gra ates.

fa. La, La, L.a ...... .

KMIL' l'ro~tl' and \~hie\ Cha\ L'/ ~111g the1r hearh out a~ the\ prepan· h1r thL• 2001 '-,don Chn~tma~ ronrL•rt.

Choir of Angel~ ThL• '-,eton (_ athoilr I flgh ~· ho{ll ( ho1r ~111g~ carol~ ot lhri~tm,l~ jo\ at the winter ronLL'rt

Practice Makes Perfect There~a Polow~J...i, JUnior, and Toma~ita Aragon,

freshman, practice song~ such a~"! ight in the Stable," "\\e \.eed a Little Chri~tma~." and "Santa Clause is Comin' To Town," which they -.ang at their winter

Si11g, sing, sing!

Emily Pel.rer and Fmily Ricq, both treshmen, worJ... hard to perfect their duet for the b•g concert!

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Yearbook Our phenomenal. relentless Editor-in-chief. Erin Bellefeuille. had a \ision. It V\as fueled by determination and unyielding energ) to design. direct and produce the perfect yearbool-.. Erin could not be denied. It was left P to her and as you can see. she did it. ach lay out and copy font ,.,·as carefully created and selected before the fiN bell rang last August.

Erin did not act alone. Veteran staffers. Megan Foqer. helley Klein. and Anna utty shared their expertise assisting in the theme de' elopment and cover design. Carolina lias is the croV\ned queen of all senior tributes. (She reall~ "n't the ~carhool..

Charlotte. Michelle. Megan M .. Whitney. Tara. Ashley.

Steve. Katie. Ted. icl-.i. Jen. Chri'>tine. Deanna. C'ohy. Megan T..

Scott. Danny and Brianna W. added an additional 33 sets of searching eyes. inquisiti\e ears and ready cameras to document the year as it unfolded. All deadlines ""ere met and comradery flouri'>hed. Their insight and di\crsity enhanced their reporting and the quality of this book.

With pride and commitment this staffTUR ED UP the quality and quantity of the Sentinel Yew·hook. Their gift of this final product i\ unprescdcnted. Please congratulate and thwzk nerd 'he clann' to he ) them. I do and will forever be grateful for alii was able to see and Gill. Briana B.. Denise. P.J .. Eril-.a. Megan .. Aubrey. experience through them.

Aaron. Robin. Scan. Jes'>ica. Drew. Ryan. Camille. Melissa.

Bfc,,Ing' & peace.

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I nn Be.ll'tt•ui il' <.. h,,rluttt "o'·~II't'r, \!,II~~a fm,ro \nna lutt\, \hdwlll' I"'' ta Brhl!'d 1lt•rn.1l ltd l'atluti-. \.non F.lnh,J•Igh T'J Burkl' "at\ l'.lri-.t•r \~h l'\ I,i-.L '11 ot·~~ t.l Haggt•rt\ Dt•.Jnnd "Pl'l/ l hr ~tJn, O..,lom~l-.\, l ,J,lllit• It h ,. \h•g,m \lartanti, \\ h till'\ \1,[).1\ Id mdT.Hd \lc\lunh <.. ,uulm,l I IIa~ \\ orl-.t•d III-., <ra/\ to gl'l thl' "c'PI<lr \d~ togl'lh,·r ,md rol In I" tl t' f'r< '<l'~~ ~tw h,hi II 'll~t· hl'r ,Jma/ •ng pt•oplt·~i-.I 1~ t''"''''P Itt t•qu.Irrt·l~ tu 'llimmum lit rt ~b,• ~ dt'lll<H' ~!rating thn,ugh u~t· ot h.md puf p< h "hat ~<'111<' ~It....lti w~ drt• 1•1-.t• ~h,Jnk~ t.n 'II\ Oll ,j ,j (. Jr,,J•na' rIll' ..,, niur~ n al \ .lpprl'u, It• t

ll'arbuol-. ~t.Jtt \ uu gu\ ~ \\ l'rt' ,1 grl'oll gr<'liP tu "urk "ith thi~ \ c• 1r I hl' 'Ia~' h.1~ lll~l 1-.t pt gr'"' I'l).; ,Jpd grll\\ mg b<It \ <lll gu\ ~ m,1dl' It c',hll'r to 1-.c'l'f' l'\ t•n thmg .!Pelt r ulfltrol I dol' t 1-.nu\\ hu\\ man\ tmw~ I got llf thml-.mg ~<llll<' om• had l<' t,Jii-. tu nw ''"" tP tmd tht'\ \\ l'rt , alltng tor \a run R\ an and Drl'\\ \ ou gu\ ~ "l'fl ~''much tun ttl ~It \\ th, c'\' n II I ~<.ln•d Ill \ uur \\ uu d ·ht lrll'nd~ ,n, .t\ I h.u 1-.~ 1 ton I. 1-.t•l 1 l' ,11, H .ud Bll'~~. ~ "" l l<lldru lk

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£Kt.s. c,J.>attock

\\ h,1t <1 bunch ot nerds' 1 our \ l'r\ l b1s \\ .Js one ot the na/Jt•st \H't•l-.s tor tlw st,1tt tn mg to gl't pictures ot t•ach l'\ ent during Homt•commg \\eek O\\ n nerds, worl-.mg tor\ tlU

After the vearbool-. deadlines h,n e been met. ·the class just become.., a ..,tuth hall. Of course vou Ill'\ er 1-.mm whe~ you ''ill be hit \\lth a paper football Aaron and ~1elissa sometime.., have difficult\ aiming whl·n tht•\ f re those il\\ il\. Did ometlnl' sa\ th -. .-. gomg to be the ne t ne\\ sp~1rt n the Olympic-.'

Drea111ing \lelis-.a )tmro and Ke\ in •lubbard h.we think re,Jilv ha figure out thl' -.cariest, hairil'sl ptdun' to dra\'

Art

Turn Up tlze Creativity

with Mr. Ference Lovin' it What to draw? As h think about th n xt a ignmen t in art cla s h can't help but smil .

"I ju t like drawing."

Chip Peltzer

Monkeying around "It may ound odd, but I 1 arned a lot about mok y for thi a ignment."

Jackie Burdolski

Aspiring Artist "I really enjoy art, here at Seton. People say that I'mgoodatdrawing, but it is ju t fun for me."

Cody McDonald

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Excellence Diana Ruiz and andace Kahler 10\·ed having art to first semester. "Art is a fun, laid-back ass and it' better when you're with a friend." ays Diana Ruiz.

.. nnd the l1ead~ go roll1n' ution~ ,Jrt' taken in

\rt, ~t> that t'\ ervone is sillt• inush Carolina chosl' to ignore thl'~t' and almo~t her ht•,Jd.

Keeping the l1ends together.

John f alkrlt'r ,md \likt• Tietig conct•ntratt• on tlw. projt•ct. l ht•\ Ml' hoping that tht•v will be .1ble to rai~t· thert• Cl'A With this clas~.

Getting n little help.

Although Peter Baril\' ts one of the last people you would e'pect getting help with art, \ 1r. Ference wants e1 eryone to get the chance to impro,·e Who could imagine it getting am better?

Barrel of monkeys? '\ iCI.. Tam boned raws his barrel of apples in art class.

He said that it wa~ hard enough to get the applt•s right and there'~ no \\'<1\' you could ma!..e him dral\ a barrt•l of monkev~.

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Blml' that horn I O<>"-~ lth• kn'm\ (.n>o\ l'r ~~ ,1 profl·~~ion,ll at the F horn , he ' ~ pradicing hard tor tlw big Chri~tma~ l

Band Turn up the volume!

Clarinets are the coolest!

Brennan Sailer and Angela McBryan play the Iari next time you hear thb beautiful sound you know who heanng.

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Almo:-.t out of breath john ~kBnan and !\1att 'Xhroedt•r ~trutmJ/l' tht• ~ht•t•t mu~JL a.., thL'\ pJ,n their m ... trumenh. john i~ on the trumpet and Vlatt ha~ tht• trombone.

The Rock ' n 'Rol/er~ ~ophomorL'" K1el Rotariu~ . Tlll1\ \hJr,lle~. Chn~ ( ,11 dron , and Junior Sarah !1.1a c kow~l-.i fllCi-. on a~ thL'\ ~trum tht•Jr gu1tar~ and bang on thL· drum ... .

What a Stud Senior Daniel Beauchamp stop-. to -.tril-.e a po..,e Jnd stJtes 'Tm the ne'l.t Kenn~ G.! "

Hit that note Rudolph The !>eme!->ter'!-> hard work p<ud off at the 2001 Chn-.tmas Concert. Thanb '\.lr-.. DeRosa'

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Kro111 p ) 011! janet I ouma , \1Khellc (arbon, and AndrL'a Thomp'>on ~how ott thL'Ir ending po~c 111 tlw dance Officer Krom of 1\c,f ..,,de '>font 1 ou don 't w,111na me~~\\ 1th the'" thrL'L'!

Dance A Class Act, JN!fornzed by Mrs. Graham 's Prd. 2 & 6 dance classes

Step It Up! "Dance is for Everyone!"

"Wo rk Iike you don't need the money, Love like you've ne ver been hurt.And dance like no one ' s watching ." nKnown

Mrs. Graham

Keepin' it Rollin' "Dance was great time to get away from the pre sure of school work and I learned a lot from it that I didn' t expect. "

Jai Raja, Jr.

Yes, even I enjoyed dance. ay Cheese!

"I had a fun time combining dance with basketball. I'm ready to take my skills to Broadway and join Stomp."

Steve Novak, Sr.

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Sen iors Mich\'lle MaJewski and Kelli bt'cau~e they did an avvesom\' job on their performanc They 'd like to dedicate their wo rk to one ano ther for being each o the r's inspiration d uring the class.

Made btt Kara Ghettofabulous Dee Dee DeYoung wa~ made mer by \!erdalicious Kara 'tv ilktn~on for her pt•rformance in West Side Story Big Hair 1s B1g fun'

Phew! Time to chill.

After a hard day 's practice; Sarah '-enaber, Charlotte Koe!>tner, jess1ca Hagert\ , and Carla Chee enJOY a peaceful moment when the) realize that the semester class is finished .

Aren't you jealous boys?

Jr. Brandon McLaughlin, seems to have the touch.

He' ll be holding a clinic to teach the other boys to get girls running circles around them too. Howe\·er he doesn't seem interested in the other girls, !tis eyes are fixed on Sr. Megan Travi .

You're gonna get arrested man! o not really but, Sr. Ed Hermes's hat and bootycheck shirt i a definite invite for the fa hion police. Hi get up might be a crime but it is ne\ era crime to have fun in dance.

One thing that an yon can b part of around campu is a club. P ople with imilar int re t can work together and get to know achoth r better through thi a p ct of S ton life. How do you tart a club? Find a teacher and some tudent that are intere ted in joining, talk to our admini trator and mayb do a littl pap rwork, th n you have your very ownS ton Club.

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Gettin~ lnVQl ved "Get Involved!" For such a small school eton is turning out quite a few clubs and This seems to be organizations, here they are- S.T.R.O . .G., Music Ministry, Mock the anthem of Seton students as Trial, Hockey , S ience Club, hess Club, Prom ommittee, Peer they participate in \1ediation , ultural 1\v,arcness, Spanish Club, rrench lub, Latin both academic and Club, HS, en tine! 1\mba..,sadors, CTV, Athletic Trainers, Retreat social clubs Team , Literary 'v1agazine, S.A .D.D., and Technology lub. around campus.

S.T.R.O . . G .

(Spintual Teen~ ReachingOther~ in '\eed \\ ith God ) felt called , through pra\·er, to mini~ter to our peer~ on the ca mpu~ of Sl•ton Catholic High School. We \\ i~h to nurture the growth of the community spirituality of Seton . Pictured : Jessie Maher, ndrew Halpain , "v1arv \1 c0onald, Andrea Thompson , Erika Bu~h .

Amv Gunt\ , Christine Gal,;ng.

Music Ministry Music Ministry i a growing interest on campus. Seton i abounding with talented musicians who are willing to I nd their sen ice to the allschool masses. Thi picture captures a few of them practicing to wow the student body.

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In between g1ving detentions and over\eeing detentions Mr. Yarnev ich ha-, to ok.ay b) law\ and constitut10m of all of the club-, and organitation-, on campu'>.

He say'>, " It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it!"

Mrs. Pat Collins takes a second to pos in between all of th m etings she find her If in the mid t of. She ay , "I can ' t even count how many m etings are in and out of her very w

k."

Who?

Computer Oub

Front row: Nocle Carballo, Sarah Mackowski, arl Scott, Kim Zadrozny Back rovv: arlos Villicana, PJ Burke, Katie Williamson, Jon Lasard, A.J. Meyers, Bob Laliberte, a than Pendelton, Chris Owen. Moderator: Mr. Anthon\.

"Computer Club is where I can hang out and spend some of the most social hours of nw life." -Sarah Mackow'>ki

Who?

rhl' St>ntmel<. \gamst lkstrudi\ e Dl•cision' i<. an nrganihltJOn dedicated I\' addrl'"'ing the i'"ue<> of underagt' drinking. impaired driving. drug U'-l'. and other dl''-lrut ti\ l' den,i\m'- and l-illers among H>U people. A-.

Cathoht Christians, we helie\'l' that tal-ing a stand again'! these i"'-Ul'S, and working to inform others about the dangers of destructi\ e deci,wns, gl\ e.., us thl' opportunil\ to li\ L' thL' Co..,pL'I challengL' in our daih li\ e.., b\ helping u.., to recogmze the 'anctit\ of human life.

Mrs. Laliberte, Paul Leon, Bnb Laliberte, Michelle Majewski, Maggie Mitchell, Katrina ]ax, Sydney Sheedy. otpictured: arah Hcrshowitz, Lind ay Ander on, Heather Holstad, Megan Foster. Moderator: Mrs. Laliberte

Who? Front row: Christine Reichardt, Jacoba pruit- i en, my Harri , Mr . Tambone, Dr. Peair , Christine Slom ki, Meli a Howell Middle row: Brett Gib on, Ellisa Esquivel, Bridget Sara o, Mari Donahue, arah Klespis Back row: Scott Sperry, Milli Johnson. Moderator : Mrs. Tambone, Dr. Peair .

S.A.D.D.

Spanish Oub " panish Club i a great u e of my time during lunch once a week. It a! o look good on my college application ." Amber Perry, V.P.

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Who?

Student Council

\\Ill Bl'~~L·ttl',llliL•I anig.lll, 1--. ,ltl' llnlmt, Brand<lll \ 1,1 .n1gh 111 Bnann,l \\ 11~111~. \ lr I It-ric 1' 1 Buri..L• I .lllr.l () l<>lllll'li, DL'Ili~L· Billing~. \ kghan Schaib,•rgn, l d HL•rmt·~.

'-, kph.lllit•lc ht•\ L'~tl• R1>b111 I L'l'il' \ , R\ an 1--.u t/bach, \l att 1--. nrtt• \! an l'landn, 1--. n~t,•n \1 d .1ughl111, \ ~hit• \ Rapll/a, I 111d~a' \ ndt·r~<lll and '\i u>lt1 ~l' ll dl'l"ll

These gu ys are the one'-, \ \! ho plan most of the eton functions .

Dances, Pe p Rallies, and pecial Weeks are their business.

Who? ....Hd \I.Jtk'-'"'l jPhn \1, Bnd

NHS l hn'

\1 llt•r John (II \._hn ... h rn ...,,,111 \h.<. utln Ju . . tm ..,,HI \h');.ll' ''''h·r

HS is a organization that offers tutoring to the tudents on campu . They are aid to be the leader of the chool.

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at National Latin Convention

H9vin~ Fun

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Who? Mr. o \\ e, 'v1 at t Kirch, Le\ i Redger, Leon a me, ond Andv Gutting make up this years chess club.

Who? Ms. Ross, icholas Olivier, Ben Riegel, Amy Gordon, Julian Gla~ysiewski and Angie McBryan

Who? Ted Pattock,Jim onner, Carlos Villacana, Kim Zadrozny, Kim Covert, Jackie , Burdolski, Stephanie Bancroft, Lindsay Anderson. Bottom: Theresa Palowoski, Ashley Rapo a, Megan Mar hall, Chri tine Slom ki, Melissa Howell, Jamie Tan,

Chess Oub

What is a Gambit? To sacrifice an opening move to gain a later advantage.

Science Oub haring their love of cience with eachother and going w h re no eton tud nt ha gone before.

Sentinel Ambassadors Th ir goal i to go ou t and make ur people know abou t th ton community here in Chandler.

Michelle Romanotto.

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Who? Back \ ltkl'<-,bobn k, \~hie\ llart k~~ll' \taher l11hn (,ild,· n~tl'rn , \1att B,1kL'r, I 1111 lLliL' I ,1nn1g.1n Deenng , C,u,tt ::.pl'rr~ , 1',1tnck \1, J.,,•nn,1 B,1 th , \ ng iL' \1c Bn ,1n , llHL'na Harn~on , \li~on Ira\" \l1ddk : 1'.1111 larballll, lhri,.lL' nL'l ..1!,1ng, I ri,h,1 I ngl'l , \ndn•a I h· 0111 p~on , \ IL'Ja nd ro lad,1\ id , \ eronica <-,,1llcr, J.,im lo\ nt , '-,.1rah \\ af,lwrg front \nn (.,unt\ , I mih PL•I/er ::.and\' , leah Rappo//0 , \ mbL•r I'L•rn

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Cultural Awaren ess Their Mtsston: to promote the awarerwss of different cultures and our own cu lture through community SL'n ice a nd helping those les-. fortunate.

Who? rront \ 1idwlll' \ 1a)l'\\ ,J..i , RL•nee \\ arth111an , \n1\ l;unt\ , StephaniL' Bancraff, '-,arah \\alsbeg, Kinda \ Iiddle iwle l "cudaro, \lL'rJ Bl'th 'v\eltL'r, \ 1aggiL' \ 11chelle, Therea~a Polow~ki, I indse\ Ander~nn , j1m Connor, \111bL•r PL•rn , jL•n '->herman , l'l'ter Bra\ , \Is Creen. '>econd \1JddiL•· 'vtr~ Rich , \ eronica '->alkr, \ b Ingle, l'aull,•on, K1m Lll\ L'rt , Brilndnn \tel ilughlin, julia Graham , Kri,.tinil Sweinburg Mr-, . (.raham, john Cilden~tern Bob l a I ibl•rtL', Ashle\ Rilpo-,a, Umt Sen•r

Who? Amv (.ordl'n, '\Jonm il'ld arah Bu,.l'r, \ 1iltt Korte, Lorl'na l larri,.on , Ben Reigal , jon Grnon•r, Paul Bern,tl'in, ron\ \lorale,, BehL'\' Flkin,. , -\manda Palml' r

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The Retreat Team The retrea t team pl a ns all of the re trea t for the e ton Cl a<>sm e n. They work ha rd for e\'eryone so we ha\'e a good class re tr a t.

Latin Club Their Mission: to p ro mo te th s tud of classica l lan g uages a nd civ iliza tion ins id e and o ut id e th e classroom . tud ent get pa rti cipa te in m a n} co mmunity ervice ac ti vites, and acad e mi c compe tition , and can repr sent the s ta te of Arizona.

On a Latin Club trip to Oklahoma over the summer Lorena Harrison and Sarah Buser were at Six Flags

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What is the down s1de to clubs? you get to hang out with people wh have the same interest as you. and you may not have met them 1f you weren't involved Plus the field tnps are so cool. Spending a week on a Lat1n tnp was such a great way to spend time over the summer.

Seton clubs enjoyed the entertainment at

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Student council preparing for homecoming weet

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Who?

Literary Magazine

Sarah Mackowski, Greg E po ito, Sarah Margaret Buser, Leonard-Rivera, Kim Covert, Mrs . Burke, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Green, Megan Clinch, and Matthew Korte.

Putting together a publication that hows theremarkable work of Seton Students.

Who?

French Club

Austin Gaylord, Jeremy Groover, Joseph Casillas, Mr . Heath, Jon Groover, Louis Ca illas, Kim ie Cox, Daniel Beauchamp and Chris Jax. ot pictured: Alexandra DeLaTorre, Elissa Villicana, and Leon Dame.

The mission of French Club is to expo e students to activities that will enable them to become familiar with French culture.

The retreat team is enjoying the freshmen retreat

These ladies got second place in the spirit contest in Oklahoma

Sports are a big part of Seton life. 3/4 of the students take part in athletics throughout each year. But everyone participates in encourageing the teams to do their best. The pep-rallies and send-offs showed how much we value the efforts of our classmates. And nothing is better that hearing everyone cheer for you, as you walk out onto the gym floor.

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Gi Theresa Polowski prides herself with both her superb basketball skills and extraordinarv sitting abilities, look at her go!

Alana Wirth, Joanna sher and Sarah Kennedy stretch before their game against Safford.

Top : Melissa Hall , Theresa Polowski, Katrina Jax, Rachael Stein, Megan Foster, Alana Wirth , Coach Guthrie. Middle: Natalie Rosalez , Maggie Mitchell , Christine Zylla, Joanna Usher, Coach Self, Meghan Mullin. Bottom : Megan Churosh , Mary Placido.

The girls gi\·e 137.5°o all the way in their strenuous game against the Safford Bulldogs.

ot e\·en the excitement of Championship-action basketball can keep Alana " the Bookworm" Wirth from expanding her mind .

Rachael Stein, Maggie Mitchell , atalie Rosalez, Joanna Usher, Megan Churosh, and Mary Placido take a break after a grueling practice. Their hard work, and dedication have reall} paid off this year.

Katrina jax take a moment during her busy day to admire a rainbow on a particularly rainy afternoon.

joanna Usher helps Rachael tein with the tricky task of locating her left foot, it's harder than it looks sometimes.

The team worked hard all year and made it to the championship (WOW!) Here they are kicking it back in the locker room of th America West

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Maggie Mitchell and Megan Churosh will be th fir t to tell you that sitting cheek to cheek is the only way to travel.

JV dr Fresh"'-en Turning up the Moves

Orw ot 'vlan Plat ido'~ f,l\'oritt• places to ~tand around is the parking lot, Alana \1\: irth is there to ... ee all the t' citement and wondt•r of tht• modern automo-

JV Top: G. Howard, C. Novak, M. Grubbs, R. Arnold, A. McDonnell , C. VanBrunt, A. McDonald.

Middle: A. Oakes, A. Hershkowitz, M. Mullin , K. Nicastro, M. Howell.

Bottom: M. Jansen, M. Leonard-Rivera.

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Patritia Durham, Katrt• Helm-., Moira H\de, and '\.atalie Brown are (almost) all smiles.

Mr. Moreno sure dot•s have a nin• tie, the suit as whole is just flat out sharp, but the tie really brings it all together.

Freshmen Team Top : M. Hyde, P. Durham, A. McDonnell , Coach Wyndell, K. Helms, C. Randolph, S. Hayes. Middle: M. Murphy, N. Brown, S. Johnson, S. Zeck. Bottom: S. Romanotto , K. Clark

Chrrstine Zylla and Meghan Mullin are ha\ ing a grand old time, but who'.., that shady character in the back?

( lockwise from Top left) Christine Randolph, Megan Murphy, atalie Brown, Katie Helms, Ashley McDonnell

Rachael "the pider" tein rescues some stranded climbers stuck on a rocky ledge.

Here's the\ arsrty team po ing for a picture on the beautiful side walk of good old Arizona, U.S.A.

Here is a completely and utterly candid shot of the ladies sitting on a flight of stair~.

These kids don't play for the team, it's doubtful the} re e\en in high school, but it sure is a refreshing break from basketball

Senior josh V\'rav has <~II thl• bl"•t JllO\'L'S and ,1o.:cssoncs '\.ICe headband josh.

Bask.l•tball Rh\ thm This vear the boys <~II took. dance l'lass from Mrs. Graham. This should become a part of their practKl' bl•causl' tl1l') ha\'l' done better than anv Bovs Bask.etball Team since the 70's, and we all know 1t s because of their dance lessons Bl•twl•en Mr. and Mrs. Graham, the boys were'' l'll prepared for the st"ason!

Senior C::,te\·e \.o\ a!-. tm' l'rs O\ er l'\ l'rvone: standmg at 6'7" 1\.ovak is the tallest gu\ on the team.

B1rds of a feather flock. together. Team unit\ is a "must" for the bo\ s basketball team. This season the gu\ s all decided to accessori/e with red stnped sock.s.

Senwr C::,cott Tra\ is had more than 11 'i rebounds Ill the 20012002 season. Wa\ to go Scott!

What are we going to do without you guvs?

wat! This sign keeps the gu} s motivated out on the court. Swat is a basketball term used when a shot is blocked.

Sophomore)\' player Andre\\ Halpan duels undt'r the basket against \'alley Christian, with stupendous hang time, for a rt'bound Who savs white men can't JUmp?

The)\ team takt's a qUick break from thetr dominating pia\ ing to dtscuss a few strategtes.

f'reshman And\ 'vlcC.arnlle puts up a shot in hopes of scoring an tmportant basket to help his team win. Good Job Andy'

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\<.atches the game and tried to pick up a fe\\ pointers and help cheer on their team

Freshman Joe\ Casillas is doubleteamed, but \~'tth hts quick mo\ es, he will be able to get around them and score.

Sophomores Matt Refner and Dustin Schodt attempt to block a shot with soaring hopes to pre\·ent a basket for the other team.

JV Team . Top Row: JJ Vaughan , D. Schodt, E. Barkyoumb , Z . Dinero , A. Baker, B. Rzonca , R. Corry, Coach Pintar.

Bottom : M. Tibbetts , A. Halpan , M. Refner, R. Peitzme ir

Jumor \1ehssa Jimro strikes a pose dunng warm-ups. H(H\ in vogue these ath lctl'S arc!

Freshman Knstma ravlor takes time a\\:a\ from thts mtense bench talk to flash her pearlv whites for the camera or maybe is it to an anonymous junior bov?"

Our Varsity Team! Back Row : Kira Nicastro, Molly Bohman , Barb Usher, Kristina Taylor, Amy Barlow, Shannon Burke ; Middle Row: Theresa Polowski , Cheryl Benning , Madison Jansen , Anna Hershkowitz, Brittany Martin ; Front Row : Melissa Jimro and Jessica Hagerty.

fl ow man; blondes docs it take to lead the •nttnels to a rcgwn championship? Just three blonde bomb hells called "coaches."

Varsity Co-Captain \llelissa Jimro and Jesstca Hagerty mtentlv watch the freshrn'an game and remmtsce about when they were freshman. What an example Jessica Hagerty "sets" and Melissa Jimro "serves" into their lives.

This season the ntinels were undefeated m region, the region Champions and placed '3 in state. So what is this teams insptratton? Burritos! All mall it was a good season for this team with no seniors.

Sophomore Am> Barlow has perfect concentration to pass right to target. Amy is known for her passing abi lity that has lead this team to numerous kills.

After a perfect set, Junior Brittany Martin i ready to s lam the ball in hope of a ki ll.

ophomores Shannon Bur ke and Kira icrastro take the time to pose d urin g one of their brea k between games.

Is that a bi rd??? it's Anna Hershkowitz. he ha wonderfu l for m that ge ts her a perfect set in warm ups.

Moving Up in Stature fn•shman Amber Dixon serves the ball m·er the net, confident she will ace the other team! Amber is known for always sen·ing the ball mer the net during a close game She IS never distracted bv the loud shouts and whoops from those semor bovs talk about concentra·

The JV team comes in the middle for a quick celebration after an exciting rally. This team pumps each other up with words of encouragement.

Jr Sarah Hershkowitz barks orders at her teammates, as usual.

Her loud mouth antics whip them into shape Woof' Woof!

JV Volleyball Team Back: Natalie Rosalez, Katie Parker, Sarah Hershkowitz, Courtney Newsham, Erin Christie, Elissa Villlcana, Front: Kelly Rush, Maureen Howell, Ashley Schmitt, Ariel Arama And Katie Malp1edi.

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Freshmen Volleyball Team Back: Alyse Nichols-Belletti, L1ndsay Johnson, Kristen Mclaughlin, Coach Windle Grissett, Sarah Johnson, Sara Zeck, Amber Dixon; Front: Alyssa Esquire!, Ashley McDonnell, Clare Van Brunt, Rachel Arnold , Mary McDonald and Christine Randolph .

Katie Malpiedi, Elissa Villicana and Courtney ewsham are intensely watching the game. As their team cruises to victory once again.

Wait a second! These freshmen can't dri\·e' Oh wait, they are just posing in their dream car, waiting for the da} they will turn the big 1-6!

Until then, they will just have to u e the bike lane!

Freshman Rachel Arnold stand tall during her serve. Being behind the sernng line doesn ' t appeal to her as much as towering over the tiny opponents on the other side.

phomore Mo Howell is on the prowl!! She is ready for anything, nothing gets pa t her.

Junior Katie Parker, veteran defen· ive pecialist, takes a breather before the next ball is served. Katie is known to sacrifice her body for the sake of the dig.

These Freshmen have a lot to celebrate for! Their team had an awesome ason and only lost a few games! Even a fre hman, the e girl ju t wanna ha\'e fun!!

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Here thL' Sentirwl 5,, immer~ J..icl.. bacl.., i..L'L'P thL'rr mustiL'~ loose, and mentallv prepare lor their e\ L'nts at the citv mel'! whit"h was against di\ ision 'iA schools. Thi~ mL'l't was ust•d a~ a tool to prepare for State and Rt•gionals

",\nd tlw \\ inrwrs are" .. . the Sentrnl'i s,, rmmers.

Showrng off their medals (from the left to right) AdrrL'nne Mcver (freestvlc), Lrsa DomrnJ.J (breastrol..t•), l\.1ichelle Lm ata (backstrol..e), and '-.rrole Kerkhof (bu tterfh ) made up the Mt•dlv rela\ at rq;ionals. rhese are some of the individuals and their relavs teams that qualrfred for the finals at regionals which sent them off to state.

Whewh! I'm glad that's o\·er.

Here freshman Dannv Hoffman takes a big gasp of air after his race. Just like our team, we may be small but we sure arc mighty!

Coach Rob Ron in ah' a} s begrns wrth a pep talk and debriefs in the end wrth a team meeting.

ophomore (center) tal..es a pose on the platform awarting hrs medal he won in the 100 vard Butterflv.

Senior icole Kerkof proves to be our #1 fiver. icole definitely showed who's boss inthis event ranl..rng fourth in the entire 4A di\ision at state' Wav toGo rcole!

Runner~ Sd! rht• g1rb tt•am i~ about to tal<.t• off on a 1.0 milt• run. Cro~~ Country cour~e~ range from 2.7'i mile~ to 1.1 "It ~oundo., li!..e a lot, but wt• run around 7 mile.., m practln•, '>0 the meet.., don't ..,cern that bad" sa,.., Kate

'>an Diego"' ( hn-.tine McDonough, Robin lt•eley, 1att Kortv, and Megan Umch all attended a team runnmg camp 1n San Diq~o thi.., summer. "It was -.o much fun ot onlv did wt• learn a lot of different. vvorkouts, but we got to do so many fun thing .... We could '"' alk to the beach when ever we '"'anted!"

A..,hley Oakeo.,, Christine McDonough, Robin Feele>, (,mger Howard, Ylegan linch, Kate Helms, and Bntta Thermin were the top 7 varsitv girls who competed in reg1on and .,tate. "The girl.., and guys both had great teams this year.

We both got 1•d in region, qualifying u.., for the state meet" ... av.., Robin Feeley.

Junior Eli Kuner led the bo>., team thl'> year Here he I'> in the last sprint of a :u mile course.

parties, SC\ enth heaven, fro-.ting and teddj who the heck arc vou", Black coat white cat adillac ... , u' of A, It's ,o Time, .t time.., park .. not including the fir'>t one wh) ude the fir tone???, •The hirts•, he was ... we're lost", "you guys are seriously is, Babies, Zack's Piva-"thc best pizza -are you sure about that???, "Eli's Uncle"rden party", Rover, pice Girb-Ke\ in words! "Don't vou just hate it when dead bug-. at you", ice fights .

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Varsity Football isTurning Heads Sophomre Qumn Meyers knows the true meaning of sportsmanship. He encourages his teammates on and off the fil•ld . Way to go guys!

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Top Row: L. Redman , A. Hart, R. Moreno, Coach Walheim , Coach Bitler, K. Waters , K. Clark, K. Sherman . 2nd Row: P. Burke , L. Redger, D. Walsh , C. McDonald, P. McCarville, C. Howard. 3rd Row: C. Miller, A. Hernandez, K. Celestino, B. Charters , D. Koestner. 4th Row: A. Sud , M. Bruen ing, M. Baker, J . Wolf, D. Schodt, Q . Meyers. 5th Row: R. Kutzbach , B. Halper, N. Ke rkof, E. Barkyoumb , M. Fitzgerald . 6th Row: M. Sobczyk, M. Cravener, J . Conne r, M. Sepulveda, A. Bullock, Z. Dinero .

Junior Jim Conner might be one of the mallest guys on the team but he is also one of the best. "l know what l have to

Adrian Hernandez, Barry Charters and Ll' \ 1 Redger kneel out of respect for an injured player.

Struttin' His Stuff! Senior PJ Burke struts his stuff on and off the field .

Homecommgl Seton's 20012002 Homecoming game was against Wilcox. Their offen~e has nothing to our defense.

Senior Matt Baker, shown carrying the ball, had 700 \ards this season. Baker V\as inJured in the Seton v. Coolidge game.

THe ew Guy! Coach Walheim was a new addition to the ton Football team this year. Wtih a 7-3 season he didn ' t do too badly!

Get in the Zone! Forget spaghetti dinners. nior Adam Bullock do sn' t have time to eat, once he i in the zone, he's ready to play.

You think the paper looks torn? You should have seen Globe that night! Seton 41 , Globe 0.

Making their way Up After getting quite a beating ~r.

Moreno trieo, to patch up JuniOr Jeff Littrell Kevin Murph)- and Jake Refner take a fall during one of the Freshman team practices.

Freshman Paul Berstein marches with his teammates onto the field wtth mtensity. Good Luck Boys!

JV Football Team Back Row · Bobby Rzonca . Aron Kirch Mall Refner Mall T1bbells . JJ Vaughn . N1ck Tambone . Third Row· Kns Yak1t1s . Bubba Ort1z . Mark G1ldenstern Casey Desmond Tyler Wolf . Jeff L1llrell . Second Row Jake B1schoff Nate Judd Tome Boler Trav1s Cole Chase Sullivan , N1ck Radman . First Row· Adam Baker Troy Bullock. Paul Cas1111o . AJ Myers . Jenm1ah Sullivan Not P1ctured Steve V1llabona , Edd1e Celaya John Tob<n

Freshman Team Back Row Chns Jae . Kyle Clark, M1ke O'Donnell. Andy Brooks , Austin Gaylord Bendan McCarthy , Pat McCanna . Alex , Ryan McCarthy Fourth Row Kev1n Murphy J1mmy Bag11n1 , Chns Blomberg . Jake Refner, Brandon O'He111 . lgnac1o Castillo. Cole .

Flamgan . Kevm Ellwanger, Tyler Jarrad Third Row Brennan Salter, Judson Covert , Charles Rorke. Dav1d Drummond Joe Casillas. Thomas Carvener, Andy McCarv~lle , Tony Escudero . Second Row Zach Sull1van , Blake Wolf. T1m Anthony Kyle Rmo. Sam N1cholaus, Jeremy Groover Dan1el Sandoval , Jason Carter Bottom Row Paul Berste<n , Matt Carpenter . Johnny Nguyen . Jeff Boughton . M1ke K1tay, Franc1s Leavey, Frank Morales

Freshman K\ le Rino bow~ hi!. head to pray to God 'that thev will win their game ahead of them:

The JV Sentinel tride off the field, together, after one half of glonous football.

oach Vogt, of the Freshman team, informs hi team to not only play hard on the field, but to study hard for the AP exams, and they are only Freshman. Way to keep your team ahead of the game Coach Vogt'

Studdly freshman captain , Thomas ravener, Austin Gaylord, Joe casillas and Frank Morale all walk to the 50-yard line, for the coin toss, to intimidate the opposing team.

The JV Football team huddles together to pray for victory over the Coolidge Bears.

Junior teve Villabona, JV Football star, recieve a few positive words from alumni A st. Coach Matt Kochis about hi awe orne star-studded playing. You rule te,·e!

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Ohhh girl! Ohhh boy! "Heather do I have a fight song?" Go me!

Just turn around and walk away. Take a lap. Where my ducks at? ... Quack! Quack! Pro's in different zip codes! Oh Yeah! Yeah!

Yeah! Coach Katherine Easley. Co-ach . I have a bellybutton.

Coach , look- it's a RAVE! Spounge Bob Square Pants. We're making a good entrance . You guys are freaks! ... "Thanks Coach " What time is practice over? I'm hungry ... you 're always hungry! I'll just roll around on the ground while you guys flip . Yo baby yo baby yo! No! More! Birds! C-0-R-N-E-R corner, corner. Excuse me , have you seen my hair? Seton loves taco's ... taco 's love Seton . "Storytime" Football 101 Poppies , Smart "A" Heather Hair, Curby armpit, Christmas Christine, Alien Baby, Mentes Jr. Is that the end , yeah and you know this man!. .. Tear :(

Amanda Ahlemeu:or mav be a fre~hman, but she' s definitelv flving high at this game'

After a hard four da\ sat cheer camp the~L' butterflies eat happily at hili 's J..nowmg it was the last day

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Junior Ke\'in Hubbard uses his quick athletic skills to push his opponent out of the way. The onl:. thing he enjoys more than s {Hing goals 1s watching Kutz ' \ 1cton dances

John Tobin io., excellent both in the goal and scoring on the goal. Howe\ er, when he's not busy playing, he 1s usuallj found doing pull-ups on the goal posts or practicing h1s handstands. His comment he does this to keep in shape for hb dates.

Back row : Wayne Denina, Matt Blauvelt, Aron Kirch , Eric Euckland , Ryan Kutzbach , Tyler Wolf, Kevin Edwards, Luis Badilla-Guevara; Middle row :Coach Matt Dorris, Kyle Wilkinson , Craig Sheedy, Thomas Greenway, Jeff Boughton , Kevin Boughton , Tim Dearing , Will Bessette , Kim Sherman , Ms. Gunty; Front row : Matt Korte , Chris Ph illips, Preston Swan , Alex Ruzicka, John Tobin , Mario Beltran , Kevin Hubbard , Danny Marsh , Austin Perry.

Coach Matt enjoys "getting d1rty" on the field with his team . Th } have been known to play "shirts and skins," which is always a favorite of the fans.

junior Auo.,tm Perr'r, one of the ladies' fa\'orites, always makes soccer look like a walk in the park - whether during practice or in a game.

Stopper Will Bessette, although small, IS the team captain and " head honcho" of the team. He is also the only senior, and has loved playing soccer for the pa t four years.

Junior Ryan Kutzbach love the attention that hi "big guns" give him .

As a starting defender, he loves to remind Tyler Wolf that every time Ty makes a shot at the goal, the other team get a throw in. t least he' s honest. ..

Kevin Edwards, the starting center mid, says it took a lot of hard work and determination to get wh re he's at, but hi teammates say that he till need a lot of work. Ouch.

Mario Beltran fights gravity as well as his opponents in order to keep the ball, and to keep from falling.

This hard work is evident in all of the player , which is probably why they have had such a uccessful season.

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Little Korte, also known as "ripped studling" is one of the starting defenders, and is also one of the youngest starters on th team. o one can argue that he' not a true athlete, but orne could argue that he's crazy.

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The Girl's Soccer team had an t1\Ve~ornt' seac.,on

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unddl•ated in 3A, and won the stall' championship Here Km1 .ladnlLnv 1s kickmg a penal tv kick, m the game agamst ~ llghland Although the girls were in 3A, thev iilso played competitive!) against man) 4A and SA teams.

Alicia Quihuis and Karlvn Chavez look like thev're happv thilt they JUSt won "This vear has been a lot of fun, and we're plaving really well " savs Karlvn . '\lever forget the good times 1 BT Cruiser, Sumo, The Mexican Ball, AMF, Willi of f-ame, 'VIane's T, Water Jug, Pre-game ritual, Eloy McDonalds, Well "Hot Dog"", World Record, Hero, hrek, Phillv, :'vtexichink, The Gobble, ADime, Croatia & Slovania, beats Krpl Kistan, SFG, Muddy Buddies, to whom!, boo boyfriends, Ogre Fiona, roll out, clammy, "Guerrero", Bird Kickin, The Fish .....

Janna Feele\ and Sarah enaber walk with their assis tan t coach Sarah Kielty at the end of the second half They look like they're pretty determined to win this game!

Seniors! Kim Zadrozny and Jennifer Sherman wer; the only senior girls on the soccer team this year. "Even though we were the onlv niors, I had tons of fun wi th the-whole team!" says Kim.

Rain or shine! Either way the girls soccer team was working hard! Toda) they met in th wrestling room!

Top Row: Coach Chavez, Carla Chee , Sarah Nenaber, Bridgett Barasso , Karlyn Chavez, Krissy Agudo , Leah Schafer ; Second Row: Lindsey Johnson , Marie Donahue , Jennifer Sherman , Marcella Mendoza , Alicia Quihuis , Angie Sandell , Amanda Wessel ; Bottom Row: Janna Feeley, Nicole Kuluris , Kristina Schweinberg , Kim Zadrozny, Brianna Beltran , Haleigh Sakas .

arah enaber, Coach Chavez, Janna Feeley, Kim Zadrozny, Carla Chee, and Haleigh Sakas look like they sure had fun at practice todav 1

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Go Krissy 1 Krissy Agudo dribble the ball down the fie ld. he looks like she's going to score!

Half Time! oach Darvl Chavez gives the girls orne tips for the second half.

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wr~ jumor Marl-. Sepuh l'da'-. -.tann• ll'h hi-." l>rth\ opponent I- nO\\ th<1t he i-. going do'' n for the n>unt \1arJ.. •., \ etL'ran wn•-.tiL•r "' ho h<1-. earned ,1 \ <lr-.il\ IL•tter <1ll 1 \l'•H-. 1

Jurll(>r kremrah Sulll\an al'o a thn:L' ) ear\ ar"t) letterman. compete' at a three ''a) match held at '>eton Catholrc. kn:mrah 'tate,.""\\ re,tlrng "a great 'Port e\cept lor nrtting \\erght ·· All '' re,tkr' \\ ergh rn before each meet and on I) \He,tk 111 therr O\\ n "erght L"ia" to en,ure ,afct) and qualit) l'ontrol.

Top Row : Barry Charters , Nick Radman , Mike O'Donnell , Quinn Meyers, Mark Paulsen , Cody McDonald , Daniel Beauchchamp , Matt Kirch , Ben Osterday , Chip Pelzer, Ed Hermes , Jim Garvey, Autin Gaylord, Chase Sullivan , Jimmy Bagl ini. Middle Row : Brendan O'Neill, Tom Boler, Kyle Rino , Charles Roarke , Jeremiah Sullivan , Troy Bullock, Paul Castillo , Bubba Ortiz . Bottom Row: Matt Carpenter, Eddie Celaya , Eric Simpson , Andy Bauer, Kevin DiDominico. Not pictured : Nick Tambone , Mark Sepulveda.

learn l\.1<1nager-.. Junror-. Cob\ Sprlllt is-.an, A-.hle\ tckum, Am\ llarns and \1L'gan \1ar-.hal lwlp h'L'P the stab and the behind the scene actt\·ities running smoothly. The) <lrl' the unsung lwroL's that add to thl' team·-.

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State champrons and ll'ttermen Ben Osterda\, Cod\ McOon<1ld, iLl-. fambone, Andy Bauer and Matt Kirch earned thL' nght to participate at -.tate. All of these SCHS ''res tiers placed on the 'it<ltL' IL•' el wtth thL' team earning 11 •· place. These guvs appreciate all the -.upport thev get. l\ ack Tambone added special appreliation for thetr Mom-. who rarely mtssL'd a meet.

Semor Matt Ktrch "Sentinel wre-.tlmg ts a great sport that has gl\ en mL' lot-. of opportunities to pro\·e my-.elf."

Matt did ju-.t that b) placing 7'h at thL' state meet.

Coach Walt fane potsed and ready to lead his Sentinel to VICTORY'!

Wrestler-. stated the coaches' knowledge and de\ otton to the sport of wrestling is fantastic.

Senior Ben 0-.terday wrestling his way into 6' place at the AlA tate Meet.

He has taken advantage of his opponent. Looks like a pin is ine\ itable for Ben.

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Where would this team be\~ ithout their loyal, dedicated trainers? Who cleans up the scratches, supplv the v. ater, -.traps on the ice and renders relentless moral support? Well it's amille Jehle, Ashley Oauscha and Theresa Durham of cour'>e.

Thanks ladies. You are appreciated.

The future is here. f-reshman wrestling machines arc Enc impson, Matt Carpenter and Ke\ in DiDominico. The freshmen were able to compete in their own tate meet.

It was a great experience that included an o\·ernight stay in a hotel, a trip to the movies and the opportunity to wrest ler opponent'> on their le,·el. Jimmy Baglini (not pictured) stated that wrestlmg ignites a certain pride, makes you mentally stronger and ... there is nothing like the exci tement rush of a pin!

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\nLh lloward Lr<lLk-. <1 -.mill' 111 r,·-.ponse to thL• odd humor thL' phLll\>grapht•r t''-Pt' rlt'IKt'd \\ hrlt• 111 tlw prt•st•nn· of tht• <.,l'lon ( ,1tholiL golf lt'am .

I he 1-abulous f oursonw trom ldt, lkn I rt•dlakt•, Br,Jndon Rerchardt, ( hri-. Millt•r and Kell~ '\1cCowan pondt•r dt•eph the eprtonw of golf as thl'\ m.1ke tlwir \\ av to the '>l'C;lnd holt• of tht• COLI r'>t'. It I'> not unu~ual for a goltL•r to t' perit•nn• enlighll'nment aftt•r spending aft'\\ good hour-. out on tht• cour-.t• It I'> tlwn that vou real!\ hear the golf gods loud and clear. "vl.1d golft•r? It appt•ar-. that Kelh \k(.owan i-. malnouri-.lwd , and dLll'~n ' t recetn• the propt•r dath nutntton requrrt•menh; as you can ~t't' , Kl'llv ha-. come to hi-. la~t re-.ort obtarnrng all he m•t•Lh l'nt•rg} , protem and carbs -by snaLking on a golf ball bdore pradtce. Dot's coach know about thts? o, Ben and Chri-. are11't lookmg up

grrls' -.kirt-. or checking out the ladte~ on the course Instead, the~ are emulating tht•tr fan1rite PC\ plaH•r-. by determining the location of thetr ball.

Tryout participants: Front row: Coach Burke, Francis Leevy, Ben Fredlake , Chris Miller, Brandon Re ichardt, Andy Howard , Ke lly McGowan. Back row: John Richard , Paul Richard , Bob Laliberte , Ch ri s Yakaitis, Ryan Corry, Scott Sperry.

Ben Fred lake, one of the team'~ top ~corer~, make~ a perfect put on the

green, mo~t llkeh to make an ea~) hole-m-one.

Returning golfer Brandon Reichardt ~how~ the camera how to manage

the perfect swing whtle w<ltchmg the ball fly. Being qui te the experienced golfer, Brandon almo~t ah, av-. acqutre~ a hole-m-one

It'-. a tough JOb, but you n• got to do it...Freshmen Franct~ Lee\ j and Bi ll y Shepard learn the ropes on the course, and discm er the hard , deYoted work the ~ton golf team entaib. Hang in there, boys ... it'll pa) off in a couple vears.

four-year \ eteran on the golf team, ~enior Bob Laliberte has got all the

right moves and techniques needed for a hole-in-one. \>\ tth all ht-.

L''\penence, tt ~tmph come-. natural to him.

Drrrk! ... so close' Chris 'r akaiti-. puts on the green, atmmg for the hole. Almo-.t there, ·hri-. 1

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jumpers! Bnana Bernal and juha 1\.0L'stner are both cheerleaders m the fall and winter season, and then during track thev jump' Kmg Stretch' Thts IS one of the fa\oritl! stretches among the track team. named atier dtstancl! runner L '" Kmg. " tretchmg IS an tmponant pan of practtcl!. I very day before practtce \\e stretch for about 20 mmute~ to prl!\ent us from gettmg InJUred." says Robm ~eeley

icole Radman ts one of the top girl throwers, winning regton last year, she has high hopes for the years to come.

Aubrey McDonnell, Beth Mi tier, and Brianna Wilkins pause for a picture before a hard day at practice.

Ginger Howard is practicing her high jump! ''I'm really looking forward to the track sea on. Although we lost a lot of people from last year, we have many new faces. I have really high hope for our girls." ays Ginger.

atalie Brown, Kelly Clark, Kate Helms, and hristine Randolph are resting between their workout and the cool down.

"Thi i my first year on track, and I'm having a lot of fun." ays Freshman Kate Helms.

'\1att Baker <>t,lnds v. atch to make sure the bovs train hard and ha\e fun . He wa'i injured this vear and will not be able to participatl' but he still comes out everyday to give us support. Wl' love vou!

Stret<. h those legs bovs and don' t cheat! Many are m pam but hopdull) by the end of the season their toes will touch the ground In the begmmng of practice the team spends much time stretchmg we don't want anyone to pull anything.

T>ler Wolf and Mike raverner lift Steve Villabona on their shoulders; this is how high Steve wishes he could jump.

As the team runs their v.arm up laps, quite a bit of goofing off occurs as teve Villabona is pushed out of the pack. This is their last chance to get all the giggles out because once practice start the workouts are senous.

Coach Phillips stands v. ith the distance bovs as they get read: to run their millions of mile !

Good Luck boys keep \our heart rate downi

Leon Dane shows off his skills in high jumping.

Looks to be a promising addition to the team.

Good luck this season!

1-'reshman Ja~k Marsh, ranked Ill -,tate, and nat10nalh, h l'S hr'> racket during tennrs practin• I lt' will be reprl'Sl'nting us \\l'il thi-, \l'M 1-..l't'p up thl' go11d work lack'

Jun10r Jar RaJa and I n•shman Blakl' \\olf pradrn• their social skills\\ hiil> pia\ ing double'>.

Thl'\ both look li kl• thl'\ are h,n mg a ti res11me time

(Left to right) Jai Raja , Jon Nield , Casey Desmond , Jack Marsh , Mario Beltran , A.J. Meyers , and Chris Phill ips

Sophomore A.J. 'v1l')-l'r'> pull-, his rackl't back rl'ad\ to attack the ball lie has a \eT\ inlt'Jbe look on hi-, face, and\\ ill defimtl'i\ do good thing-. for u-, dunng thr'> '-.l'\tl'-1011

The \\hole team gathers to listen to the words of w i..,dom gi\ en b] Coach Morn-,on. he is probably gi\ ing thl'm goa 1-, to achil'\ e thrs o.,eason.

Sophomore Jon reid '>mashes the ball to -.core himself a point. \\e look forward to -.ee htn\ well he play"·

Mr Marsh rs gn mg thl' players pointers on how to hit the ball. He is gi\ ing them his ad\ ice on what he thinks that they should do.

Junior Mario Beltran smacks to ball back across to hr-. partner. He put all of his force into this one. Good job Mario!

Freshman Blake Wolf u~es his skills to hit the ball. He has mastered the use of his forehand -;hot this season. He must take after his sister.

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Sophomore a..,e, Desmond anxiously awaits to the ball. He looks prepared for an\ thmg to happen.

Girts T§llniS Turn up the Aces!

'>ophomore \min•a I hompson ol:wdientl\ ptck'> up balls after a qutl k match during practice V\ hat a helpl'r'

Sophomon• '>tl•ph.lnta letl/i pr.Ktices her n1lll'\ form , in hopl'S -.hl• willl:w abll• to htt Ot1l' in a match

Co<ll h Morrison smill'-. at ho'' Wl'll hl'r team ts dmng, whtll• Coach McCuine-.s intentlv watLhl'S thl• other playl'r '~ practin•.

The whole tennts team takl's a break from thl'tr avvesome practicl', to smtll• pretty for our cameras'

Top Row (Left to Right) Stephania Lenzi, Andrea Thompson , Stacey Schrock. Bottom Row: (Left to Right) Annie Adams , Charlotte Koestner. Not Pictured : Jeanette Wolf , Mary Placido, Elissa Vill icanna , Megan Churosh

F-reshman Stace\ Schrock quick!~ get-. her racket back to get thl' ball mer the nl't, m hopes of a point! Cood job, Stacev!

Sentor Annte Adams prepares to sern• till' balllwer the net for ... ome e\.tra practice, in hope-. of perfecting it. Practice makes perfect, Annie!

Senior star jeanette Wolf takes a break from practice to pick up a fe,, balls to help out her team.

Jeanette Wolf ltnes the ball up p •rft>cth for a powerful sen·e to her teammate.· With her strength and concentration, Jeanette will be able to ace her opponent.

Junior Charlotte Koe;,tner takes a quick break from her superb playing to laugh a little wtth her partner. harlotte is known to be gidd\· during practice, but -.he can always get the job done \\ay to go harlotte 1

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"Watching mv girls pradin•, I can already tell that even if we don't beat them, we v. Ill sun' beat tht• heck out of them," said Coach Mulhn

Bnttany Martm, junwr, says, "Wowl Don' t llmt' softball, it's the biggest thrill of my ltfe 1"

"Softball could not be any more fun since Ill} three best friends are also on the team," replied Sarah Hershkowitz.

Anna Hershkowitz and Shannon Burke, both sophomores, practice their form running drills to start softball practice.

ophomore, arah Hall runs to practice after being an hour late. "I hope the coach will not make me run extra laps. "

" oftball is my life," says Shelby Davis, junior.

"The ~oaches are great and understanding.

Also, the g1rls on the team are really good and fun to be around."

Knstm 'v1cl.aughlin, freshman, savs," Although our gamt•s haven't started vet, our coaches are already pumping us up for them I'm total!\ read · for a gan1c!"

Marcella !'vlendo.t:a, a freshman, reac ht's down to catch a ground ball.

Afterwards, sht• quotes, "Softball rs hard, I'll admit.

But, I ha\·e made a ton of new, great fnends."

As Coach Dave gl'ts ready to throw hrs girls the balls he comments, "I can already tell this is going to be a great team because of their hard work 1"

Freshman, Amber Dixon and Serena lnonado, say, "\'\'e love being on softball together!

It's great because we are best-friends and now we can make fnends wrth other people on the team."

Hale; Sakas races to beat the o ther girls, afterwards she says, " It was just friendly competition because we arc all on the same team."

Every day the team must practice their skills on qurckly catching ground balls. Today, is another dav where ~e have been w~rking harder then ever!

Back Row : Coach Dave, Shannon McCarthy, Haley Sakas, Betsy Elikins , Amber Dixon , Leah Schafer, Ashley Oaks , Serena

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\\Ill Bl'~~l'ttl' dl\ l'~ tor a b.1ll dunng .1n import,Jnt g.lllll' of 'Tlip ". " I lip i~ tlw lw~t gaml', It thl·~ had a profl•-.sion.Jl tlip tl•am, I thml-. m~ budd\ fl'd l'attllll-. ,md I would both bl' on thl' tl'am"

Top Row : Coach K. Morrison , R. Simpson , E. Ecklund , M. Tietig , P. McCarville , T. Pattock, K. Celestino, Coach D. Ferrence. Middle Row : N. Hoffman , A. Perry, E. Kuner, N. Kerkof, S. Reilly, S. McCarthy, A. Farabaugh . Bottom Row: M. Sobczyk, J. Recker, W. Bessette, J. Tobin .

C..,l•an Rl'llh .1nd Nl'll Kerl-.of ~trl'tch out beforl' <1 ngorous da\ of pract1n• Mal-.l• ~ure to do it \n•ll guy~. you wouldn't want to pull a musck•.

C..,tuds R:an Simpson and Ke\ in Brown Ml' gl'lting the1r game fan•s on before practice.

"Although S1mpson has more talent than me, I can still -.tare down the bl•st of thl•m " Sa\ s Ke' in.

"Young Gun" Pat McCan ille warms up before an important game betwppn ton and entennial, in the beginning of the annual Wood Bat Tournament.

Coach Ft•rrence gettmg warmed up to thrt)\\ -.ome awc•some batting practice to h1s players. Coach, don't forgl•t to throw the splitter, it gets them e\ l'r\ time

Ted Patto k, the man of tht> tt>am, 1s trying out his new stance for the year.

It needs a little more practice though, takt> some more soft toss Teddy.

Jokester of the team, Aaron Farabaugh, trying to get ready before practice. " I play a lot better when I feel that I am going to throw up."

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Eric "CoosL•" Ecklund streching before practice.

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JV Bgseb9ll Turn up the Defense

Top Row : Coach Rob , J.J. Vaughan , Ryan McCarthy, Cody Burd ick, Eric Barkyoumb , Aaron Kirch , Brenden McCarthy, Coach Zierof M1ddle Row: Zach Sull ivan , John Malloy , Andy McCarville, Dan Moberly Bottom Row: Johnny Nguyen , Mike Sobczyk , Jeff Boughton Not Pictured : Eric Simspon .

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llwf\ gu)"pradiung for tht• big Flip ga nw against tht• Var..,it~ " \\'e h,l\ t• a lot to It• a rn in order to ht•al thlht' ' a rst t\ gu \ "· tht•\ a rt• realh good", ... ay.., Aaron Kirch.

Coth Burdit"- gt•tting mad bt•cau-.e he i.., about to throw up, and the he dm•sn ' t really want that in tht• yt•arbook. I gut''-" the '\,er\'l'" art• ju-,t gl'ttmg to htm .

Tht• Four Stud" of the ]\ team ].J. Vaughan, /ach Sullivan, And~ \1cCan illt•, and Cod\ Burdick, get ready to. take some fl) balls in the outfield .

,\aron Ktrth ta"-ing somt• well-nt•t•tkd batting pradtet•. " I nl'ed all the " BI'" I can get ih going to hl'lp me m the long run.

Coach ?ierof trying to rallv ht.., tt•am not with the " Do it for the gtpper" spt•t•ch but with words of encouragement.

1-re..,hman And\ Me arnlle gettmg his cleah read) to go before a great da \ of lt•arnmg at practice.

Freshmen Dan Moberlt stretching his legs rea·ll) well before a game, wouldn't want to pull a muscle huh Dan?

Freshmen Zack Su lli \ an wheeling out the cart of balls for the]\ team to ta"-e batting practice.

C:,ophomore Mi"-e Sobczy"- doing his ·,,arm up " lap before practice to get the blood mm ing and to warm up his Big" muscles.

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The 2002 entinel Athletic teams really made their mark this year. ot only did they excel in the 3A conference but a! o on the state level.

Standout teams for the year were: State semifinali t Boys Ba ketball, Region hampion Boys Soccer, Region Champion and state runner-up Girls Ba ketball, Region Champion irl Volleyball, and the standout team for the year. .. .State Champion Girls Soccer. The girls' o cer team had a magnificent year, dominating pretty much every opponent and winning th tate title 9-3.

Th ir Ion Io all year came in a crimmage at the hand of the Boys Basketball t am. " It was a great game," ay Anthony Grubb , "oh wait ... who am I kidding, we dominated them!"

The Boy Ba k tball t am made it the farth tin the tate tournament since the 1970's. They lost a heartbr aker in double overtime by one point for the chance to play for the tate championhip. Girls' Basketball reaffirmed th ir tatu as one of the elit teams in the state. They easily won their region and were runner-up in the tate tournament. Girl 'Volleyball and Boys Soccer pretty much ran through their region on their way to region championships. The 2001-2002 school year et a standard for the rest of the athletic at S ton. Congratulations to all th teams and good luck in the future. Keep the winning tradition alive!

Above is the Boy occer team. The glue of their team was their fearle s lead r M . ancy Gunty . ot only was she the team mom, but she was also the "commander", pushing them to strive for excellence. Look for the Boys Soccer team to excel for the next couple of years, being that they only graduate one senior.

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The Girls Soccer team (left} shows off their State Championship trophy. As you can tell they were all very excited. Looking do er at Carla Chee, it looks like she needs to get some dandruff shampoo. What i that in your hair Carla??

The Boys Basketball team pose for a picture after advancing to the final four at America We t Arena . The whole team agrees that the only rea on they were any good at all was because of Steve ovak and Scott Travis. When asked about thi theory, Scott laughed and aid, "It was a team effort" . Steve on the other hand maintains it was all about him .

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In 1995 he mov d on to become the athletic dir ctor at Seton.

After five year as th athletic director Mr. Eubank wa offered the position a the dean of tudent . Mr. Eubanks work d hard to know and understand the needs of all Seton tud nts.

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Je.aneft.e, Wolfi We have alwaq~ been and will alwaq~ be p~oud on ifO~ g~eat ~pun~if

peMon.al.Uq, dJUve and ~ndependenQe. You have ~eated qo~ own pa.th and we love ifOU no~ ~. Keep up the good wo~~. We ~e behlnd ifOU aU on the waq.

We love qou v~q muQh, Mom, Vad, La~, Stephanie, and Bla~e

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Alison, Megan & Scott Travis Good Things Do Come In Threes!

Congratulations!

We love you, Mom, Dad and Kelly

Anna Cutty An angel entered into our lives in 1984 and we named her Anna Marie. You have continued to amaze and inspire us with your compassion, wisdom and kmdness. You are our gift from God and we cherish you and all that you will become. Your talents, wit and intelligence can take you wherever you choose to go. We know you will be successful and we pray you will be happy.

All our love, Mom, Dad, Jarod, and Damon

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DiANA Ruiz HoME is WHERE THE HEART is, THE souls

bRi~HT ~uidi ~ STAR, HoME is WHERE REAl lovE is, WHERE OUR dEAR 0 ES ARE. WE lovE you, MoM DAd A d I<RisTi A

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Candace Kahler Way to go Kiddo!!

We are o proud of you. You ha e accompli hed o much and have o much to look forward to. We'll alway be there for you a you venture each pha e of our life.

Li eWell Laugh Often Lo e Much And Stay Po itive!!

xoxoxoxoxo

Mom, Dad, Amanda and Shelli

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Danny Walsh Lookin' Good, Duff...

Congratulations and Love Always,

Mom, Dad and Pat

Adam Bullock It has been a joy to b a part of

your succe e , to help you through your struggles and laugh with you keep your heart, commitment, and dedication and you will continue to find uccess.

Lov, Mom and Dad

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Michael Bruening A day without laughter is a day wasted.

Whether you believe you can do a thing or not, you are right. The time is always right to do what is right. Let everyone that comes to you leave better and happier. You must be the change you wish to see in the world. Go conf idently in the direction of your dreams!

Love, Mom, Dad, Alison, Chad

Levi Redger You're foundation is now laid. Congratulations!!! We esteem you highly and are so pleased with you! Always remember- Jesus 's plan for your life is much better than you could ever dream up. So, be led by the Holy Spirit always and enjoy!!!

Love Always, Dad, Mom , Tanya and Ryan

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'Erin ~e[[ejeui[[e ]lou have a[ways cha[[engerf yourse[_fi 6e it hang-gfirfing, wa[/(jng on wa[[s or ca[cu[us.

Continue to 6e a fight to the wor[rf.

Love, Mom ana 1Jaa

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Jennifer Sherman You have always been a special child.

By the time you were three you had already shown us what we might expect of you as you grew into a young woman.

We saw that you would be comforted by silkiness and a familiar fragrance.

It was clear you would have a fondness for animals and would enjoy accessorizing with friends.

You showed us that you would be studious.

We could see that you would have an affinity for soccer and tall men.

It appeared that although you might be inept in the kitchen, you would truly enjoy the fruits of others labors.

Most importantly, we could see that you would know how to keep you mouth under control when necessary.

You have met all of our expectations and more.

We love you!

Mom, Dad, Christy, Kim and Jonathan

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It is harrf to ezyfain a[[ of tfze emotions that we fee[ as we see you finish your jina[ year of high scfwo[. 7Tie priae ana happiness that you have brought our fami{y over tfze years is inaescri6a6fe. ry'our sensitivity, honesty anigoo a jucfgment at such a young age is fzeart warming. to tfze future with great comfort anticipation in tfze Knc,wu.~aae that your fife ho[rfs great promise ani that you wi[[ Ee a6[e to reach your ju[[potentia[ with the Lora's Efessing.

We fove you very much, Mom, tJJari 'Ernesto & Jl efica

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Sarah l(ennedy What is there left to say to you? We love you f:"":~'•-----4 more chan you can imagine-and you've got quite

,m imagination! You've also got super people skills, a ense of style, and a real marketing flair. We know that you'll be a success in business, whichever one you choose. From the days of paper clip retainers with Meghan G. in A, your beach time with Megan F. in FL, and your fun in AZ with Megan F., you've always had "Friends". You've traveled back and forth across this country with us and entertained us with your unique sense of humor and contagious laughter. o one can mimic voices like you. God blessed us with our Princess (aka as Wilma Wild Child' and we are graceful.

Especially graceful when the chocolate chip cookies are ready ... You've survived high schooland we've survived you surviving high school.

There are great adventures ahe,1d of you and you are ready to meet the challenges. We are proud and humble co be your parents.

Love you sweetie, XXXOOO om and Dad

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Megan Foster You are the daughter we always dreamed of, and now with an amazing foture ahead ofyou, we wish you all the happiness you have given to us!

K.now that we will always watch with pride and love as you continue your journey through life. Follow your dreams, believe in yourself, and just keep doing what you've been doing these last 18 years! Your enthusiasm, incredible talents, and your strong determination will take you wherever you want to go. You are our pure joy....

Love always and forever, Mom, Dad, justin & Chad

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Shelley Klein 1 Corinthians 13 You were brought into this world with love.

You were raised with, and surrounded by love.

You have since given that love to so many others in so many ways .

You have grown up loving life, and loving to have fun.

As you continue on your journey, remember it is a marathon, not a sprint.

Hold dear to all the little things in life, for they are the memories that will stay with you forever.

Most importantly, always put God, who is love, first in all that you do.

We're so proud of who you have become, and we will always chensh our beautiful daughter always!

We love you , Mom and Dad -.:-,..,..~--,

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Josh Gutierrez It seems like only yesterday when you came into the world this perfect little boy. and I ktssed your little hand. I couldn't help but nottce the "cov. hcb" on both s1des of hatr. sttcking up like two little horns. I remember thinking, "uh oh, this could mean trouble."

I remember holding your little hand on the fiN day of school and you looked at me with those btg brown eyes and asked. "How many days of my life will I have to go here?"

I remember how my heart would ache when you were hurt or when you struggled when things dtdn 't go as planned.

II of your strength and determination have gotten you \\here you are today- A enior!!

Believe in yourself as much as your dad and I believe m you and you will go far!!

Hold on to your faith, follov. your dreams. and remember always that your family love· you.

Much success' With all our love, Mom. Dad. Jacob and Alex

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Josh Gutierrez &Josh Wray There is nothing like an old friend. With old friends, the only requirement is that you be yourself. You can say whatever is on your mind and do whatever you feel like doing. You never have to worry because you know your friendship is not based on perfection, but on respect and acceptance.

Josh and Josh Friends For Life Love From, Your Moms

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Matt Baker

Cody McDonald

Congratulations Matt!

We are so proud of you!

We love you, Mom , Dad, Adam and Chris Y.IG.

Cowboy Cody, You grew into the hat! We are very proud of th( man you have become. The memories you've given us wi[{ be cherished forever. Love God. Love His Church.

"In quiet and in trust your strength lies" Isaiah 30: I 5

We fove you, Mom, Dad, David, jessie, Mary, jon, Kevin and Diana

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ow go out and fulfill your dream~.

You have many gifts; use them wisely and honestly.

You are loved and liked by your family and many friends. Remember to take the time out to enjoy these relationships for they are one of life's greatest riches .

Love you lots, Mom, Dad, Monica, Karl and "Puppy"

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We love you very much and are so proud of you. Congratulations and God Bless You. Love always, Dad, Mom, Michael and Mark

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P.J. Bur Peej!

Wow! I can't believ you are already graduating. I have had many great memories with you and hope to have many more.

Thank you for always being there.

Love, Shanny (Your little sister)

Kelli Strom Congratulations Kelli!

We are so proud ofyou. May all your dreams come true.

Cod Bless You Always We love you very much, Mom, Dad, Kristina, Kyle and Family

Laurie Snrith

You ' ve Only Ju-.t Begun There are so man} thmg' we want for )OU, so man) \\.bhe. m our heans a\ v.e watch you grow into your own life. Our grcate\t wish. is that you always remember how much you are loved, for you arc a beautiful special person. pread )Our wings and follow your dream'>. Ma) God ahva)s be b} your side.

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Now that you are almost grown, we look back and ask ourselves, did we tell you? Did we tell you all that we meant to tell you, all that we felt was 1mportant. Did we tell you to be bold, to be not afra1d of the unknown, but to live life to the fullest, and meet each new experience w1th joy and ant1c1pat1on. And did we tell you to be cautious, to temper your daring sense of ad1ten1turel l with good judgement and consideration. Did we tell you these things as we went along the way? Did we tell you to laugh, to dance to sing? There is a lot in life that is hard, but take it as it comes and find good. If it has meaning, accept it and make it your own. If it does not, discard it. Your life is yours to build as your choose. And did we tell you we have enjoyed watching you grow from that first day of kindergarten to this last day of your senior year. We watch as you go and we wish you all of the success in the world. And did we tell you? We love you!!!

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Nikki Rice From Kindergarten to enior year your mil , charm, and humor ha alway hin d thr uo-h. hank you for b ing the wonderful per on you are. Enjoy the beauty od has , et for )OU! Love, ~lorn & Dad

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Super-Model Kind f~~~~ Friend Forever

Gentle Spirit Talkative AMAZING Thoughtful Special Sister Hottie oft-Heart d Eneraetic Smile Awesome Daughter

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Aubrey DeWolf Your greatest gift is your joy which touches the lives of everyone you meet. Remember this is your strength. Don't ever Jet the troubles of life take this away from you; for you are especially loved.

Your biggest fans, Mom & Dad

Michelk Velasquez You have truly been a blessing in our lives May God Bless you in All you endeavor ~ are very proud ofyou Love, Mom, Marc & Michael

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Carolina & Trina

Who wou ld have known that the I am glad that . oft ball brought u quiete. t girl in 7th grade \vould be together. Ifit wa not for all the fun the craziest person in high school. we have shared,! would have mi ed andmybe"tfriendfor6year? outon4year ofagreatfriend hip.

To m} 2 be t friend I love you both, Candice

You have brought such joy to all of our lives. With every ending, there is a new beginning and this is only the beginning of many great things to come. love, Mom & Dad, Nick, Jessica and libby

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How to describe Gillian Soft, gentle, and as n1ce as can be- with an eye for anything that SPARKLES!!

Born with a smile on her face and music in her soul. Gillian has danced into the hearts of all who know her.

Gill-We love you baby and we know that whatever star you follow ... it will always "Bedazzle" upon you!

Love For ever, Mom, Dad, Hannah, the whole family and your faithful Jazzie

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Deirdre Lynne DeYoung You are always happy, alway loving, and a total Joy in our live . God i lov and you are hi Daughter. What a bl ing you ar Dee Dee! Each of u who lo e you ha our own p cial relationship and wonderful memories with you.

A we rai d you and watch d you grow, you have learned many things. You have al o taught us many things--all of them wer deeply spiritual and everlasting, taught by both word and deed.

We are ry proud of you and thank God for your strength, beauty, and your loving and generous spirit.

As one door do e , another one open . Seek God alway and your journey in life will be filled with love, wonder, happine , wi dom and joy!

We love you!!!

Mom, Dad, & Michael

Kara Wilkinson

We are o proud of you, our always smiling little prince ! Thank you for being a great kid.

We lo e you ery much!!! Mom & Dad Thank for being the best older i ter I could ever have. Have fun in college!

Love, Kyle Have a great ummer and enjoy college next year!

Love, Kerry

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We are so very proud of you.

Thank you lor sharing so much of your life Wtth us. Your genuineness mean so much to us. No matter what obstacles you may have to lea in life we will always be cheering for you. You will always be my ch piton . Stay ~trong and work hard YOU will achieve anything and everything.

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Robi N FEElEy If EVER wE'RE wo dERi q WHAT A MiRAclE is, wE THi k of you. If EVER wE'RE wo dERi q WHAT lovE is, WE THi k of you. If EVER wE'R wo dERi q WHAT THE fuTuRE M y bRi q, WE THi k of you. FoR you RE A 'VliRAclE TH T HAs fillEd ouR livEs wiTH lovE A d wE RE sEc RE k owi~q TH T youR ouRACJE, youR CHARACTER, d 0 R i TEllECT will bRi Cj you bRiqHT fuT RE. God blEss ou.

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Bryce Kerwin Congratulations on four great years at Seta n.

Best wishes for the future.

From all your Family and Friends

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Andy Bauer We've watched you grow from a con tantly curiou , ometimes mi chievou , alway lovable "bu y bee" of a little boy into a wonderfully generou , delightfully funny, always lovable young man ... and much more! We are o proud of the per on you are becoming and of all of your accompli hment . Congratulation ! God ble you alway !

We love you, Mom, Dad, and Joe

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Ed Hermes HOLD THE PHO E Th Ia t Hermes i Graduating We are so proud of you We love you , Mom and Dad

John Falkner Your loving pirit ha brought u much joy. We are o proud of the per on you are. Congratulations and may God be with you in life' journey.

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Steven Novak Rules to live by: 1. Dream big and believe in yourself 2. Always keep your sharp wit 3. Never bring the ball down 4. It's OK to follow the road less traveled 5. Shoot from the knees 6. Work hard-Play Hard 7. Vote Republican 8. ''The deepest cuts are healed by faith" 9. Be nice to your mom 10. Never ever give up We love you and are proud of you, Mom and Dad

JOSHWRAY IT SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY WHEN WE BROUGHT YOU HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL. IT WAS 0

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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIRST STEP OF MANY TOWARD ADULTHOOD. AS YOU ENTER THE NEXT CHAPTER OF YOUR LIFE. HOLD ON TO YOUR FAITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU! LOVE YOU ALWAYS,

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Brianna Kathleen Wilkins I hope you never lo~e your sen e of wonder You get your lillto cat but always keep that hunger.

Ma:-r you never take one single breath for granted.

God forbid love e\er leave you empty handed.

I hope you '>till feel small when you stand be-, ide the ocean .

Whenever one door closes I hope one more opens.

Promi\e me that you'll gi\e faith a lighting chance. nd \\hen you get the choice to -,it it out or dance.

I hope you dance .... I hope you dance.

I hope you never fear those mountains in the di'>tancc. ever settle for the path of least resistance Ll\m· mtght mean takin " chance'> but they ' re worth takm'.

LO\in' might l>e a mistal-.e but it'~ worth makin·, Don ' t let some hell bent heart lea\e you hitter, \\hen you come close to sell in· out reconsider.

Gi\e the hea\ens above more than just a pa. smg glance.

And \\hen you get the choice to sit it out or dance.

I hope you dance ... .! hope you dance.

I hope you dance ....! hope you dance.

I hope you '>till feel small when you stand be<>ide the ocean.

Whenever one door clo'e' I hope one more opens.

Promise me that you'll give faith a lighting chance, r-----,---------~::---------, And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance.

Dance .... ! h pe you dance.

I hope you dance ... .! hope you dance.

I hope you dance ... .! hope you dance.

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We love you and are so proud of all you 've accomplished!

Spread your wings and soar like an eagle!

Dadoonies, Mamoonies, Brookie, Merna, and Grandfather William Sir

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BRENNA SAKAS YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY ••• "BRENNA MCBRENNA", YET THESE HAVE BEEN ONLY THE FIRST FEW STEPS OF THE LONG EVENTFUL JOURNEY OF YOUR LIFE. WITH YOUR FAITH IN GOD AND BELIEF IN YOUR OWN ABILITIES, YOU WILL ACHIEVE YOUR DREAMS. YOU ARE AMAZING. THANK YOU FOR BEING THE YOU WHO WE LOVE SO MUCH AND ARE SO VERY PROUD OF. MOM, DAD, HALEIGH AND BOPCHA

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Your enthusia m for life and 10\ e of people ' ' ill take : ou far. Our love and prayer go with you a: you embark on the next phase of your journe). \\'c lovc you- Yay a ron Dios, ~li h ijo! . \11 our low, :\fom, Dad, Andrew.

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It has been the be t two year of my life. It seems like ju t ye terday we started dating and now here we are. We had some real memorable moment together the e pa t 2 year . I hope we will be together for a long time. I love you. You ' re my "little baby".

Love, Ian

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atty, When you smile your eyes twinkle! May that smile stay \\ ith you all through ;our life Li\e lite to the fullest and ma) your goals and dreams come true. We are very proud ofyou! l.ove, .1om, Dad, B

Stevie Zea YOU CAN KICK YOU CAN STRETCH AND YOU CAN KICK! WE LOVE YOU HONEY! NOW GO DANCE! MOM, DAD ( TRACY

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Gregory Esposito Congratulations!

Continue reaching for the stars.

Remember good is the enemy of great.

We are very proud ~ love you very much.

Love, Mom, Dad ~ Geoff

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Gregory Esposito We \\l~h to congratulate )OU upon tht~ ~tgntfu:: ant achtevement in your hfe .. .your graduation from eton Catholic High chool.

Always look. upon thc~e year \Vith fond remembrance and cheri hed memories.

May your individual '>trengths allo\\ you to achieve your personal objectives in the years ahead.

It' been a joy to watch you grow into the fine young man )OU are today.

Love, Aunt andy, ncle nd), Aunt L11. nclc teve, Jamie, Kathleen and Meghan

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Love, G~andma & G~and

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As you go forth and make your mark in this world, take the time and look around. Appreciate what you are doing now because before you know it you 'll be looking at what you've done.

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GRADUATING ... IT FEELS LIKE WE WERE JUST AT MONTESSORI. HEHE. I ' M SO GRATEFUL TO HAVE FOUND SUCH AWESOME FRIENDS. ALTHOUGH OUR GROUP HAS HAD ITS " DIFFERENCES ", WE HAVE GROWN UP TOGETHER AND WILL ALWAYS BE LIKE FAMILY. HAVE FUN IN COLLEGE AND CHECK IT OUT FOR ME! I LOVEYOU, ASHLEY

Veronica Saller You have grown into a wonderful and beautiful young woman. God ha always looked after you and has kept you near to His heart. Your gifts are many and your flaw ar few . May everything you do keep that wond rful smile on your face.

Your love for animals and your gift of mu ic make you a very pecial per on. Keep tho e pa ions near to your heart. A you grow into a woman and face the challenges of life, r member that God will always keep his eye on you and that your family loves you dearl .

Michelle Majewski just yesterday we saw you come into our lives, a beautifUl miracle, a gift from God And tomorrow you will leave us to begin a journey that will take you to places and experiences that will surprise you and make a better person ofyou.

Thank you for all the cherished beautifUl memories and your boundless love.

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Greg Faso os It seems fike on{y yesterday you started schoo{ and now you are a Senior. As you begin your aduft journey, }offow your dreams and afways remember to keey God as your guiding fight. We are very proud of you, and we fove you very much.

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Anthony Grubbs You've come a long way son and we are thankful to God for an incredible journey and for the precious memories.

As you go into the world be mindful of the Lord always and He will show you the way. Remember any task ahead of you is never great as His power behind you .

We are so proud of you!

Love you forever- our hero you'll be, Mom & Dad "For I know well the plans I have in mind for you , says the Lord, plans your welfare, not for woe ; plans to give you a future full of hope."

Jer 29:11

Anthony, You're a great brother.

I look up to you.

Good luck in college!

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Anth, You're awesome!

Congrats on your graduation!

Love, Mary

Aaron Jarrad From precious little boy to handsome young man in what seems "overnight".

You have always given, and continue to give, all those who know you great joy.

Now you're ready to share your wonderful gifts with the world.

Live life to it's fullest, keeping God always in your heart. Remember, you L----------------1 are more precious than gold to us, and we love and support you always.

Congratulations!

Love always, Mom & Dad You're my idol. I always wanted to be you. You're the best guy someone could be around, and I'm the luckiest guy in the world because you're my brother.

Love, Tyler You're an awesome brother and I love you tons!

Love, Zach

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Ill Pursue your dreams Journey forth Believe in yourself...

We are very proud of you. Continue to work hard and he yourself and you wi{{ achieve your dreams.

Much happiness and Love always, Mom, Dad, Kel{y and Shannon

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You finally made it and you are ery bit as beautiful as you were on the day you were born. Be happy and always remember- A long a I'm living my baby you'll be!

Love always, Morn & Dad

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erg Congratulations, Sarah! Today, you may not know all that the world has to offer, but we know that the world will be a better place because of what you have to offer it. As all of your tomorrows open themselves to you , never forget how proud we are of you and how much we love you , yesterday, today and always! Dad, Mom and Erik Congratulations and best w1shes for a happy future.

Grandpa Claud and Grandma Grace

An end and a beginning , goodbyes and exc1ting new opportunities.

Best wishes always, Unca Claude

Graduating from high school and ready for college. Congratulations! I know how talented you are and how you w1ll enjoy majoring in art. I am so proud of you and what you have already accomplished . I wish you much success and happiness in the years ahead.

Much love , Grandma Walsberg Congratulations on your graduation from Seton Catholic High School. I hear you are going to Anzona State to study art. I know you will succeed . You are so good at everything you try.

Love, Auntie Ber

Ashlee Dauscha S CCES ETIING GO LS But not in co ncrete.

T YI G FOCU ED But turning a ide to help omeone.

FOLLOW! G A PLA But remaining flexible.

MOVING AHEAD But not too fa t to mell the flower .

TAKING A BOW But applauding tho e who had a part in your succe .

YOU ARE A S CCESS! I too challenge you ...

Believe in yourself and be Patient... YOUR LIFE I A MA TERPIECE U FOLDI G. Continue to grow and develop into the very BEST you can be ... spiritua ll y, academically and personally. You are very weet, Kind, Loving, Con iderate and Giving. Continue to choo. tive influence and Believe to Achieve a Rich Life, Lo e and Faith. ~-:--...!.----....,..

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Sean Benedikt Veritas, Fiducia, Honor Sean You have our Hearts, our Love, our Respect We wish you Joy, Wisdom, and Contentment God Bless you and keep you safe Go eiri An Leat: Rath De Ort Your Parents: Peter and Sarah Benedikt

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To learn from a bad experience teaches us to enjoy happiness better and more deeply. ~To/fa

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J<?.~~~- ,Y.~!)y~L. to control your own life day by day.

Believe in the strength that you have deep inside, and your faith will help show you the way.

Believe in tomorrow and what it will bring.

Let your confidence carry you through .

For you will succeed if you trust & believe.

There's no limit to what you can do.

By Emily Matthews

We are so proud of you & all your accomplishments. God has truly blessed our family.

Keep your faith in Him strong and remember that He is always at your side.

Love always, Dad, Mom & Barbara

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Where have the years gone? You were born seventeen short years ago. How quick time passes and how you have grown 1nto a lovmg young adult. From the California country to the Italian Mountain, Maine to Arizona, how time goes by.

Baseball, Basketball, Football, and yes those darn Soccer days, where did the time go? Harelson to Cross, Salpointe to Seton you learned and now you're on your way to college.

How quick time goes by. You have grown before our eyes, you have become a man in body and soul.

You are at the crossroads of your future. We are proud of you, Ryan.

Remember, "the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. " Play Ball!

Love, Mom, Dad & Eric

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o matter where your path may lead, W hat dreams you might pursue, T he love for you that's in our heart , tays deep and trong and true!

Love, Mom, Dad, Stewart and Samantha

Jan--Michael Oppus Congratulations for a job well done. You have made us all proud. Keep it up.

We love you, Dad, Mom and Jeff

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We ar aH very proud o you.

May God lblless you allways I Love~

Mom., Dad~ Bet , Jfames an.d Erin

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All your life we've told you: ··It i ·what it i ... If you an 't ontrol it, don't wony about it. .. Pick up after your lf.. .Treat everyon a if they wer your grandmother... tuffhapp n ... Ifyoud n't b t, you can't win." ~ow it' your turn to call th mle . ongratulation . We 1 v you.

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Michael Fitzgerald Congratulations Michael You Did It! I We've watched you grow up over the years and you have made us so proud.

You're compassionate, self-disciplined, handsome, and truly a beautiful person.

Thanks for all the wonderful memories you have given us, and we look forward to those forth coming.

May your dreams come true.

Lots and Lots of love, Mom, Dad, Clayton,Ashley, Leanna, and the whole family

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What a joy to watch you transform through your teen~ from a young boy with lots of doubts and fears into a confident, mature and gentle young man. man \o\-ho i willing to lead through example and a man who meet tough challenges ''head-on", trusting that God is at your side.

Go out and achieve your dreamsbe a leader of men. Always have the comfort to know that we love you dearly and will always be here for you.

You have made us so very proud of you.

Dad, Mom, Lisette, Elissa, Taco

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Christopher Miller With desire, dedication, di cipline, and determination, you can do anything! May all of your dreams and goals come true. We are very proud of you and all that you have accomplished. You have given us many wonderful memorie . May God ble s you alway .

Love, Mom, Dad, and Courtney

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Eric Caruth Our little red head has grown up into an exceptional, caring, loving and intelligent young man. It truly is an honor to call you Son. May you continue to dream big as there are no limits to what you can achieve. We love you and words cannot describe how proud we are of you.

Love, Mom, Dad, Aubrey & Giavanna

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PeterBaray YOU ARE OUR GIFT FROM GOD. WE ARE SO PROUD OF THE PERSO YO HAVE BECOME. USE YOUR MA Y TALE TS TO ...r.-...lilllilllll GET THE BEST OUT OF LIFE. KEEP GOD IN YOUR HEART, KEEP DA CE I YOUR SOUL, KEEP PRAYER I YOUR MI D, KEEP ART IN YOUR EYES, KEEP MUSIC IN YOUR EARS, AND ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS. WE LOVE YOU A D KNOW YOU LOVE US, POPANDONYA

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Michelle Lovata God has truly blessed you with a spirit that is driven to succeed.Continue your journey with God in your heart and blessings will always follow you. You are truly a special daughter and a terrific sister. As Melissa, Mandy and Emma would say, uyou GO GIRL!" Love, Mom, Dad, Melissa, Mandy and Emma

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Nathan Pendleton CONGRATULATIONS NATHAN! YOU ARE VERY SPECIAL TO MOM, VAV, ANV MATTHEW. LOVE ALWAYS

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Madelyn Yribarren 'Buyoons", Tutus and Toe Shoes Forever! We Love You, and It's Really Not True That You Were Switched At Birth!

No Matter What Your Sisters Say! Love, Mom, Dad, Hilary, Emily and the Critters

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joseph Recker Congratulations to a wonderful son and brother!

We are very proud of you and all that you have accomplished. Your dreams are always within your grasp. Live well, work hard, have fun and be happy!

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Billy Holper Congratulations Billy!

Good luck in your future!

Stay happy, be true to yourself, and don't forget the true meaning of success. Wherever you go, remember that our love and support will always be with you.

Love, Mom, Tim, Ethan and Nathan Hey Big Bro! Thanks for showing me around the block!

Love, Ethan

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David Watson Congratulation David! You have brought u much joy and we are o very proud of you!

Your kindne and en e of humor will take you far.

The future i in your hands nowmay all your dreams come true.

With our love always, Mom and Dad

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DeKing Congratulations johanna! A job \veil clone! \\hat lies ahead are many g<xxl thmgs, follm' your heart, stand hm1 in'" hat you tx:lie' e, and know your future is 111 God\ hand-,.

You ha\ e lx:en a f me example to> our family and tl·iend-. through your high school years. and I m sure in-viii continue throughout )'OUr life. \Ve Ime you, ,od bless you. and we are., cry proud of you and yourau:omplishment'i.

Love, ,\1om, Dad. Katu:, and \tattle (Rangee and Riley too!)

All good things work together for good to those who loYe God.and to those'" ho are called au.:oruing to ht.., purpose.

RomansH:2R

You are a preciou gift from God. May you keep your ambition high and ri e to the challenge of life. As w step back and give you wings, know that we will always be there in love and support.

Love, Morn, Dad & Ross

"And we know that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to his purpose."

Romans 8:28

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Love, Mom & Dad

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James Mulhern Congratulations!

A big hug and kiss from Mom and Dad, Kacey and Michelle.

We've always known you would go far. You're on your way!

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and President Bush agree to cut nuclear mrssrre arsenals by nearly two-thirds Later, Bush unilaterally pulls out of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty to pursue a m1ssile defense system. f- Americans face armed guards

and tighter check-in procedures as a1rport security restnct1ons are heightened following the terronst attacks on September 11

1' Japanese Crown Princess Masako g1ves birth to a baby g1rl tn December Ttm btrth generates fresh debate about male-only success1on to Japan's throne -7 Americans face another form of

terror when anthrax-laced letters are sent to members of Congress and the med1a. Five people are killed m the attacks. and clean-up of government buildings costs mill1ons of dollars.

1' Former Yugoslav leader Slobodan

1' Twenty-e1grt youths are arrested

Milosev1c faces the International Tnbunalm The Hague for U.N war cnmes mcluding the murder and persecution of ethmc Alban1ans n Kosovo

for startmg bush f1res that destroy hundreds of thousands of acres of forest and farmland and kill thousand of koalas and kangaroos m southeast Australia

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1' Violent lsraeii-Palest1man

confrontations escalate as Pnme Mm1ster Anel Sharon and PLO Leader Vasser Arafat struggle to fmd an answer to the1r countnes' ongomg hatred for one another

Amencan Airlines Flight 587 crashes mto a Queens neighborhood n New York C1ty on November 12 k1llmg all 255 people on board Structural fa1lure of the plane's ta1l assembly apparently causes the tragedy

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Conv1cted Oklahoma C·ty bomber T1mothy McVe1gh IS executed by lethal n1ec!lon for destroy,ng the Alfred P Murrah Federal Build1ng in Apnl 1995. k1ll1ng 168 people.

1' After Houston energy g1ant Enron

collapses. thousands lose the1r l1fe savmgs, accountmg f1rm Arthur Andersen encounters accusations of unethical pract1ces. and the General Accountmg Office sues the Execut1ve Branch for confidential transcnpts m 1ts mvest1gat10n of the scandal

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Endunng Freedom begms. the U.S military airdrops food rat1ons to the starvmg people of Afghamstan.

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i f- Researchers at f the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. unveil a new technology that uses facial heat patterns to detect lying. Blood flows to the face when a person lies, causing dramatiC changes in heat patterns.

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1' Wmter weather buffs are left

General Hospital discoverthat beauty triggers a bral!r response In men that is similar to react1ons to cocaine and money.

out in the heat as Americans experience record warm temperatures across the country in December and January.

f- President Bush approves stem cell

-7 Scientists report that vast fields

research, but only on cells already extracted. The research is highly controversial because extracting the cells kills human embryos.

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of carbon dioxide 1ce are eroding ~ from the poles of Mars. Over time, 1 this could possibly prompt the return of water to the Red Planet. ~

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1' On November 7, the supersonic 1' Scientists m Argentma discover Concorde a1rplane flies for the f1rst several 80-million-year-old t1me smce the July 2000 crash that unhatched dinosaur eggs w1th killed 113 people. Flight F002 petnf1ed dinosaur embryos ms1de travels from Pans to New York in just under four hours. ~ Dr. Judson Somerville donates

h1s own DNA to researchers who produce the first cloned human embryo

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1' The MR2 camera p1ll allows doctors to exam me the mside of the human mtestme without surgery. Pat1ents swallow the "pill," which transmits digital images to a data recorder.

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career-cc,nscious kids and parents

1' The Journal of the Arne Medical Association reports t t ch ldhood obesity has reached ep dem1c p oportiOns thanks 1 part to larger fast food servings and -sc:hoo soda mach

1' Bobbleheads make a comeback representmg not only sports ftgures but also pop music superstars such as 'NSYNC f- Topps releases an "Enduring Freedom" card set

featuring portratts and btos of many leaders involved , includmg President Bush and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.

..V At 10:45 a.m September 11, Fox News Channel introduces the headline ticker. Other networks follow, creating a non-stop flood of headlines Each "crawl" rotates nearly 80 headlines m a 7- to 15-r · :. r i)p.

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by Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy h1t the theaters to teach a valuable lesson about true love in Shrek.

-7 MTV, the firsttelev1s1on

network devoted exclusively to popular music, celebrates its 20th anniversary.

1.! CBS s "Late Show w1th Dav1d

letterman·· helps people cope w1th their emot1ons m the weeks after tile September 11 terronst attacks

Entertainment

1' 1970s Swedish band Abba enJoys revival m the Broadway smash hit Mamma Mia! The mus1cal features three intertwmed love stones and over 20 of Abba's greatest hits.

1' The WB scores a flyaway it with "Smallville," the story of Superman· high chool years The show stars newcomer Tom Welling as the young Superman

(- The Emmy Awards for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress 1n a Comedy go to CBS's "Everybody Loves Raymond" stars Patncia Heaton and Doris Roberts.

-7 Actor Josh Hartnett solidifies

his role as a leading man in Hollywood with a pair of blockbuster war movies: Pearl Harbor and Black Hawk Down.

-J.. ~usse'l Crowe rece1ves h1s h1rd

stra1g'lt Oscar nom mat on for Best Actor w1th h1s c~allengmg role as a paranoid-set' zophre11c 1n A Beautiful Mind.

1' Entertainers and major 1V networks 1' The Lord of the Rmgs· The come together mh1stonc fash1on for Fellowship of the Rmg, the f1rst the "Amenca: A Tribute to Heroes" mov1e of J.R R.Tolk1en's fantasy telethon, ra1s1ng over $150 m111 on tnlogy, rece1ves 13 Oscar for September 11 ret ef efforts. nommat1ons mcludmg Best P1cture -1.- Nmtendo's Gamecube and Microsoft's X-Box enter the VIdeo game market to compete w1th Sony's smash-hit PtayStat10n 2.

-1.- Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks collaborate to produce the 10-eplsode HBO World War II epic Band of Brothers, based on the best-selling book by

1' K1efer Sutherland stars ln Fox s Golden Globe winner "24" The show is delivered m two dozen reat-t1me episodes based on one actiOn-packed day m the life of fict1onat CIA agent Jack Bauer.

1' Popular WB 1V senes "Buffy the Vamp1re Stayer" receiVes rave rev1ews for presentmg an ent1re ep1sode as a mus1cat -1.- The highly anticipated mov1e Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone sets records for open1ng weekend. and f1rst. second and third place s1ngte-day box-office totals.

1' Sony Pictures. Warner Bros., Umversal, MGM and Paramount movie studios discuss the joint creatiOn of Moviefty-the first Internet-based downloadable mov1e rental system.

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Popular rapper Ja Rule is nominated for the 2002 NAACP Image Awards Outstanding H1p-Hop!Rap Art1st for the song "L1vin' It Up."

~ Si:r~ger/act~ess Aaliyah 1s k1.ied

in a private plane crash rn the Bahamas. During her e1ght·year career Aallyar released three hit COs and appeared rn several feature fL:ns. ~ Mus1c1ans JOin together for several concerts. includmg The Concert

for New York C1ty. to pay tnbute to the VICtims and ra1se money for recovery efforts after the September 11 terronst attacks

1' The mus1c from the hit movie 0 Brother. Where Art Thou? becomes country mus1c's top-seller for 2001 and receives a Grammy nommation 4or Album of the Year.

Music

~~=~=~record Marvin Gaye's "What's Go ng On Participating artiSis nclude Nelly

Fur1ado Fred Durst, Gwen Stefan Moby and many more +- Colombian music sensation Shakira -+ Modem rock group Incubus brings her high-energy Latin pop to stonns onto the music scene the us with her first English language with the release of the widely album Laundry S8rvlc«

acclaimed album Mom 'llfl VIew.

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1' lnsh rock group U2 s Elevation Tour IS the top grossmg tour of the year earmng U2 the title of Band of the Year from both Spm and Rollmg Stone magazmes

1' Ahc1a Keys wms two American Mus1 Awards for Favonte New Artist m both the Pop/Rock and the SouVR&B categones for her debut release Songs mA Mmor.

.J.. Fatboy Shm wms s x MlV V1deo Mus1c Awards for h1s v1deo for the song Weapon of Cho1ce featunng a dancmg Chnstopher Walken

.J.. Country s1nger Tim McGraw wms f1ve Billboard Mus1c Awards 1nclud1ng Country Album of the Year for Gre8test Hits

1' Ump BiZklt guita st Wes Borland leaves the band to pursue h1s own m s cal career

1' Legendary Beatles' guitarist George Harrison, the so-called "Quiet Beatie," d1es after a three-year battle With cancer.

.J.. Rock bands like PO.D.use their faith to he1p bring the Christian rock/pop music message into the mainstream music scene.

~ Australian female stnng quartet

Bond reaches the top of the US classical album charts-despite bemg blackl sted from the U K chart for sound ng too slm lar to pop mUSIC

f- The 14-pOint underdog New

England Patnots shock NFL VIewers by k1ck1ng a dramatiC last-second held goal to upset the St Lows Rams 20-17 10 Super Bowl XXXVI -7 M1chael Jordan,38, returns to the NBA w1th the Washmgton W1zards. & Jordan fills arenas nat1onw1de and _ _.... propels the previously doormat Wizards to mstant respectability w1th an over-500 record

Sports

7 Actress/smger Jenmfer Lopez marnes dancer/ choreographer Cns Judd rn September.

1' Wendy's founder and 1' NBC's TV game show ''The familrar television frgure Weakest Link" gains popularity Dave Thomas succumbs thanks to the assertrve to liver cancer at age 69 demeanor of Bntrsh hostess Anne Robmson. f- John Walker Lindh, a 20-year-old 7 The future kmg of England, Prince Califorma natiVe becomes a pnsoner William of Wales. 19, enters of war after he rs found in Afghamstan the Umversrty of St. Andrews frghtrng for the Tail ban forces. As a in southeastern Scotland US. citizen, Walker may face charges of treason

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